The Carbon County Veterans Council have released a lineup for Sunday's Veterans Day Parade in Palmerton.

Hosted by the Palmerton United Veterans Organization, which consists of American Legion Post 269 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7134, the parade will include six divisions of veterans' groups, police departments, fire companies, social clubs, local businesses, politicians and more.Sgt. Maj. of the Army Daniel Dailey will serve as the grand marshal of the parade, and will also be participating in the flagpole dedication earlier in the day. A Palmerton native, Dailey has been part of the Army since 1989, serving four tours during Operations Iraqi Freedom and New Dawn, as well as deploying in support of Operations Desert Storm and Desert Shield. He has been awarded numerous accolades, including the Bronze Star with Valor.Parade participants will be required to register at George's Busing Garage at 650 Delaware Ave. Lineups will form at their designated starting locations at 12:30 p.m., with all participants in place by 1:30 p.m. The parade will commence at 1:45 p.m.The parade will begin at Seventh Street and Lafayette Avenue, go down to Third Street, then to Delaware Avenue, and end on Seventh Street. All parade participants and volunteers are welcome to complimentary refreshments at Aquashicola Volunteer Fire Company, 270 Little Gap Road, following the event.A reviewing stand will be located at Palmerton Borough Hall on Delaware Avenue, where children can get a free American flag, while supplies last.Division oneDivision one will line up from Sixth Street to Seventh Street on the right side of Lafayette Avenue, and include Palmerton Police Chief Randy Smith and Mayor Chris Olivia; the Pennsylvania State Police Mounted Section; the Palmerton United Veterans Color Guard; grand marshal Sgt. Maj. of the Army Dailey; the Palmerton UVO - Carbon County Inter-Post Commander, VFW Commander, American Legion Mascot, and Miss Poppy; Joseph Plechavy; the Palmerton Area High School Blue Bomber Marching Band and Cheerleaders; the S.S. Palmer/Parkside PTO; the Palmerton Area Girl Scout Service Unit; Boy Scout Troop 20 and Boy Scout Troop 209.Division twoDivision two will line up from Sixth Street to Seventh Street on the left side of Lafayette Avenue, and include the Vietnam Veterans of Carbon County Color Guard; the Rajah Shriners Oriental Band; the Rajah Shriners Anglers Club; state Rep. Doyle Heffley, R-Carbon; Leiby's Carriage Service with the Palmerton Borough Council Members; Cub Pack 41; Larry Wanamaker as Abraham Lincoln; the Palmerton Municipal Fire Department; the West End Fire Company Fire Department; the Lower Towamensing Township Supervisors and the Aquashicola Volunteer Fire Company.Division threeDivision three will line up from Seventh Street to Eighth Street on the left side of Lafayette Avenue, and include Dolan-Jones-Martino American Legion 304 and SAL-Honor Guard; Carbon County Veterans Affairs - Henry Desrosiers; the Jim Thorpe Olympian Band; the American Legion Auxiliary Post 304; the Carbon County Commissioners; the Carbon County Sheriff's Office; the Albrightsville Cub Pack 527; Carbon County's Fair Queen; Friends of Neil Makhija; Mike Marino - American Legion Post 16; the Jim Thorpe Fire Department and the Bowmanstown Volunteer Fire Company.Division fourDivision four will line up from Seventh Street to Eighth Street on the right side of Lafayette Avenue, and include the Nesquehoning UVO Color Guard; the Nesquehoning UVO - American Legion Post 172, VFW 8008, and VFW Auxiliary; Aide-De-Camp to the National Commander of the VFW Richard Ellis and VFW Auxiliary District 20 Jr. Vice President Maureen Hirochek; the Nesquehoning UVO Poppy Queen and Court; the Panther Valley JROTC; the Panther Valley High School Marching Band; the American Legion Post 316; the Navy Club of Carbon County; the American Legion Post 170; the Carbon County Republican Committee; the Nesquehoning Hose Company; the New Columbus Fire Company; the Lansford American Fire Company No. 1 and the Summit Hill Fire Company.Division fiveDivision five will line up from Seventh Street to Eighth Street on the left side of Franklin Avenue, and include the UVO Color Guard, the Lehighton Area High School Indian Pride Band; Shoemaker - Haydt American Legion Auxiliary Unit 314; the Democratic Party of Carbon County; the Lehighton Area Girl Scouts; Boy Scout Troop 82; Yenser's Tree Farm; Stan Zabo's Antique Cars; Regional EMS and Critical Care Inc.; the Juke Box Cruisers; the Lehighton Fire Department; the Mahoning Valley Volunteer Co. No. 1 and Tin Lizzies.Division sixDivision six will line up from Seventh Street to Eighth Street on the right side of Franklin Avenue, and include the Schuylkill-Carbon Marine Corps League; the Weatherly Area High School Band; Veterans Assisted Living Outreach; Air Force Recruiter; Szoke Iron Works Inc. Military Jeep - Jim Thorpe Class of 1964; the Blue Eagles Alumni Drum and Bugle Corps; the Carbon County Shriners; EGW Wrestling - Tamaqua Salvation Army; Gregory A. Badger Calliope; the Coaldale Fire Company; the Trachsville Fire Company and Lake Harmony Volunteer Fire Company.