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Local News White Shield community observes Veterans Day November 12, 2026 1 min read Submitted Photo American Legion Post members, led by Austin Gillette, commander, march in for the White Shield Veterans Day program Wednesday, Nov. 11. Photo by Karen LoneFight. Submitted Photo Darwin Williams, newly elected chairman of the MHA Nation, left, was the invited keynote speaker at White Shield's Vieterans Day program Wednesday, Nov. 11. At right is Gerilyn Yellowbird, White Shield American Legion Auxiliary president. Photo by Karen LoneFight. 1 / 2 expand close ✕ Submitted Photo American Legion Post members, led by Austin Gillette, commander, march in for the White Shield Veterans Day program Wednesday, Nov. 11. Photo by Karen LoneFight. Submitted Photo Darwin Williams, newly elected chairman of the MHA Nation, left, was the invited keynote speaker at White Shield's Vieterans Day program Wednesday, Nov. 11. At right is Gerilyn Yellowbird, White Shield American Legion Auxiliary president.

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