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And, as we remember those who died in service to our country, let us give thanks to those who are serving now and to all our Veterans for their past service to our country.
MEMORIAL DAY LINKS:
Memorial Day History
American Widow Project
The Origin of Sounding Taps
Arlington Remembrance by Trace Adkins
Buglers at Arlington National Cemetery
God Bless the USA by the Texas Tenors
In
June 2014, an 11-year-old boy visited Normandy, France for the 70th
anniversary of the D-Day invasion. As part of the boy’s personal project, titled “Project Vigil,” this
little boy spent four days teaching visitors and tourists about three
paratroopers who had been buried in the American Cemetery.
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littlethings.com|By Paul Morris
This boy's parents taught him well!
This boy's parents taught him well!
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