The NCA is limiting us to having groups no larger than 10 in each section of the Cemetery, and having no more than a total of 100 on site at any time. IMPORTANT: EVERYONE PLANNING ON ATTENDING MUST REGISTER WITH ALOHA COUNCIL. "This collaboration between the Boy Scouts of America and the National Cemetery Administration represents a significant effort to honor and express gratitude to our nation's Veterans on this Memorial Day and every day," said Under Secretary for Memorial Affairs Randy Reeves. "It is our privilege to work with the Department of Veterans Affairs to show our gratitude to fallen service members who otherwise may not receive the attention they deserve during this trying time for our country." "Our Scouts learn the importance of duty to country and of honoring the people who served it through the values outlined in the Scout Oath and Law," said Boy Scouts of America CEO Roger Mosby, a U.S. Scouts in our state and across the country will build on the tradition of honoring our nation's fallen heroes this Memorial Day in partnership with the National Cemetery Administration, an agency within the U.S. Due to CDC, BSA, and State/County/City guidelines we will be limited as to the number of people on site. National Memorial Cemetery of the PacificĪloha Council will hold its annual flag placement at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific (Punchbowl) – however, we will need to operate differently than in past years. Scouting Hawaii's biggest service project. Join us in 2021 as we continue the tradition of
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