EVERY YEAR, CBP EMPLOYEES JOIN WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT ORGANIZATIONS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY TO REMEMBER AND PAY TRIBUTE TO OFFICERS AND AGENTS WHO HAVE GIVEN THEIR LIVES IN THE LINE OF DUTY. THE CBP VALOR MEMORIAL PAYS TRIBUTE TO THOSE OFFICERS AND AGENTS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE LINE OF DUTY, WHO MADE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE IN SERVICE TO THEIR COUNTRY. THESE FALLEN OFFICERS AND AGENTS WILL HAVE THEIR NAMES UNVEILED ON THE VALOR MEMORIAL WHICH TAKES PLACE DURING DAYTIME CEREMONY AT THE RONALD REGAN BUILDING (RRB) HEADQUARTERS IN WASHINGTON, DC. THIS PROJECT DEFINES THE REQUIREMENTS FOR REMOVING, TRANSPORTING AND UPDATING THE VALOR MEMORIAL. THE MEMORIAL CONSISTS OF A GRANITE BASE AND FOUR LAMINATED GLASS PANES OF VARIOUS SIZES THAT RISE UP FROM THE BASE. THE FRONT PANEL DISPLAYS THE SEAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY. ON TWO OF THE REMAINING GLASS PANELS, THE NAME AND YEAR OF DEATH FOR THE FALLEN OFFICERS AND AGENTS ARE PERMANENTLY ETCHED INTO THE GLASS AND GROUPED UNDERNEATH THE SEAL OF THEIR LEGACY AGENCY. THE FINAL PANEL IS RESERVED FOR FALLEN OFFICERS OF THE UNIFIED CBP.