This Memorial Day, a Marine Corps Veteran is on a new mission to honor combat veterans with a special, lasting tribute, and thank you for their service and sacrifice. Danny Kaifetz is not only a retired veteran, but also one of the best at his craft, handcrafting Northern Red Oak into beautiful wooden Adirondack Flagpoles. Danny has taken pride in donating, at least one of his flagpoles, every year, to a deserving combat veteran, that he would build in his shop in Keeseville, where over the past two decades he handcrafted hundreds of wooden flagpoles that he has delivered all across the country. When Danny retired last December, he moved to his camp in Owls Head, New York, renovated an old garage into a woodworking shop, and has gone to work crafting handmade flagpoles in a new way. He turned his business into a nonprofit, called the American Heroes Flagpole Foundation, and now the new mission is to make 20 flagpoles each year for the next 5 years and donate them to combat wounded, combat disabled, or combat decorated veterans. Kaifetz says he’ll turn to his hundreds of former customers, for donations to cover the cost of the new flagpoles. And donors who cover the full 5-thousand-dollar cost of a flagpole, get to choose which veteran will receive it.