The Veterans Day Council of Indianapolis (VDCI) is looking for 20 volunteers to help out with this year's parade and observance ceremony in downtown Indianapolis.

Organizers say traditional uniformed support teams, such as Reserve and Guard personnel, are unavailable due to the federal government shutdown.

Since 1964, the parade has honored the men and women of the United States Armed Forces.

Even with the shutdowns challenges, the mission remains the same: to honor those whove served, said Doug Haggan, President of the Veterans Day Council, in a press release. Were confident Hoosiers will step up to make sure the parade continues.

Volunteers are needed for parade staging, barricade management, radio communications and reviewing-stand support. Organizers say volunteer shifts typically

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