Photo Package: OCPS Veterans Concert at American Legion Post 123

Legion veterans sit together for breakfast and listen to OCPS students perform. Those included in the audience are Army and Navy veterans and family members of veterans. (Grace Mains/The Oglethorpe Echo)

Oglethorpe County Primary School's music teacher, Carly Haunts, choreographed hand movements to accompany each song. For example, when singing how the second graders love the U.S.A. they held their hands close to their hearts. (Grace Mains/The Oglethorpe Echo)

Second-graders line up next to their classmates to sing "God Bless the U.S.A.” at a concert at American Legion Post 123 on Tuesday morning. Some students watched their teacher for a cue to begin while others shared a smile for the veterans. (Grace Mains/The Oglethorpe Echo)

Legion veterans clapped to show their appreciation in between each song. Visitors received a free breakfast including eggs, biscuits and sausage to enjoy during the performance. (Grace Mains/The Oglethorpe Echo)

Len Fleming receives a hug from his niece, Shaylynn Stevenson, a second-grader at OCPS. Stevenson ran over to hand her uncle a drawing and give him a hug after the concert was done. (Grace Mains/The Oglethorpe Echo)

Dan Gabriel sat next to his brother Gab Gabriel during the OCPS students' performance on Tuesday. Gab Gabriel served in the Army for three years. Dan didn’t serve in the military, but came to Post 123 to eat with his brother and watch the performance. (Grace Mains/The Oglethorpe Echo)

Army wife, Rozieleen Echols, received gifts from the students after she enjoyed her breakfast and the performance. Echols husband served in the Army for two years before passing in 1991. (Grace Mains/The Oglethorpe Echo)