Senator Therese Terlaje takes time this Liberation Day to support our veterans, GY671 and Freedom Grinderz as they cycle and March to Ypao Beach.

Got Your 671 (GY671), a community of veterans, in partnership with the Freedom Grinderz — comprised of avid cyclists, many of whom are veterans and serve in the Guam Army and Air National Guard – hosted a first-ever “Never leave a Fallen Comrade” combined Foot March and Bike Ride commemorating Guam’s Liberation Day, raising awareness about veteran suicide and combat-related Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

It will took place on Liberation Day, July 21, 2020, with a 22 combined mile march/ride starting simultaneously at 6:00 a.m. from 2 points — 11 miles from the Andersen Airforce Base front gate and 11 miles from the Navy Base front gate and ending at Ypao Beach Park in Tumon. The 22-mile march is representative of the national average number of veterans who commit suicide a day.

Senator Therese Terlaje and staff set up two water stations along the 11 mile route from Navy Base to Ypao Beach to support the marcher and bike riders.