600 Miles of Remembrance 🇺🇸 There are two names on the windshield header of cbellracing’s white-and-gray arctic-camo interstatebatteries Toyota: U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 Nicholas P. DiMona II and his son, U.S. Army Specialist Nicholas P. DiMona III. U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 Nicholas P. DiMona II: DiMona enlisted in the Army in June 1990 and after fulfilling his original service obligation, he re-enlisted in November 1997 and became a helicopter pilot. He deployed to Iraq in January 2003 and flew more than 47 combat hours, earning the Air Medal for his services and bravery. Upon returning from Iraq, DiMona earned the title of Pilot in Command at Fort Stewart, Georgia. Then, on June 22, 2004, DiMona was lost in an aircraft training accident. He was 32. U.S. Army Specialist Nicholas P. DiMona III: Nicholas P. DiMona III was three years old when his father passed away. The imagery and heirlooms of his dad’s decorated service career served as inspiration. The younger...