Mont. Code Ann. § 60-1-232
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60-1-232 Flathead County veterans memorial
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60-1-232 . Flathead County veterans memorial. (1) The bridge spanning the south fork of the Flathead River near Hungry Horse, Montana, is dedicated to Flathead County veterans who have been killed in action.
(2) The department shall design and install appropriate signs on each end of the bridge marking the Flathead County veterans memorial.
(3) The department shall design and install a memorial plaque at a location near the bridge with the names of individual Flathead County veterans who have been killed in action.
(4) The legislature intends that the names of future Flathead County veterans who are killed in action be added to the memorial plaque.
(2) The department shall design and install appropriate signs on each end of the bridge marking the Flathead County veterans memorial.
(3) The department shall design and install a memorial plaque at a location near the bridge with the names of individual Flathead County veterans who have been killed in action.
(4) The legislature intends that the names of future Flathead County veterans who are killed in action be added to the memorial plaque.
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