Join us as our community comes together for the Agent Orange Memorial Monument Unveiling & Vietnam Veteran Honor & Remembrance Pinning Ceremony.

Date: Sunday, October 18, 2026 (Rain Date: October 25, 2026)

Time: 2:00 PM Location: New Windsor Fire Department Carnival Grounds, New Windsor MD

As part of our monument unveiling and dedication to honoring those affected, we will host a Vietnam Veteran Agent Orange Honor & Remembrance Pinning Ceremony. Each Vietnam Veteran will receive a special pin* symbolizing courage, resilience, and the community’s gratitude.

This ceremony acknowledges:

  • Veterans currently battling Agent Orange–related illnesses.
  • The memory of those no longer with us.
  • Families who have carried the weight of generational impact.

It is a moment of dignity, respect, and long‑overdue acknowledgment for sacrifices made both in Vietnam and throughout the decades that followed.

This event marks one year since the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall which brought thousands together in unity and remembrance. As October is Agent Orange Awareness Month, this unveiling continues our mission to honor, educate, and heal — as we proudly introduce Maryland’s first Agent Orange Memorial Monument.

All veterans, families, and community members are welcome.

Agent Orange Honor & Remembrance Pin Application

* NOTE: An application is required to receive this Special Agent Orange pin. Pinning will occur at the Agent Orange Memorial Monument unveiling.

Click here for a fillable Agent Orange Pin Application:

Mail application to: Babylon Vault Company, c/o Agent Orange Pin Application, 925 Wakefield Valley Road, New Windsor, MD 21776.

We are still accepting applications by mail or can be dropped off at the office. We will also have applications available at the event to complete. Pins will be presented while supplies last. We will still honor Vietnam Veterans, and their families should the pin supply be depleted. Pins will be mailed to those who did not receive their pin at the ceremony. Applications are required to receive the pin.

Families who have a Vietnam Veteran who has passed away from conditions from their exposure to Agent Orange can receive a pin, posthumously. While the entire family can be present, which is encouraged, only one pin will be presented to the family. An application is required for the pin.