Mojave War Memorial Cross Stolen

In April, ACLU Lost Campaign to Tear Down Cross

"Any nation that does not honor its heroes will not long endure"- Abraham Lincoln

A thief in the night cut down and stole the 7-foot cross that stood in the Mojave Desert for over 75-years and served as a war memorial. The National Park Service (NPS) says someone cut the metal bolts holding the metal-pipe cross to the top of Sunrise Rock and made off with it Sunday night or before dawn on Monday.

Thieves did what the ACLU could not and tore down the Mojave War Memorial Cross.

For a time line and more KEEP READING>>>