Posted on Dec 17, 2016
Volunteers brave freezing rain, cold temps to place wreaths on graves of the fallen
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Thousands of volunteers braved the elements to come to Arlington National Cemetery Saturday morning. They placed remembrance wreaths at the graves of fallen American service members, and reflected on the sacrifices of their fellow countrymen
Thousands of volunteers braved the elements to come to Arlington National Cemetery Saturday morning. They placed remembrance wreaths at the graves of fallen American service members, and reflected on the sacrifices of their fellow countrymen
Thousands of volunteers braved the elements to come to Arlington National Cemetery Saturday morning. They placed remembrance wreaths at the graves of fallen American service members, and reflected on the sacrifices of their fellow countrymen
Volunteers brave freezing rain, cold temps to place wreaths on graves of the fallen
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And that's what volunteers do- make things better for others. Great share SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
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That is one of things about being a veteran that civilians will never understand. It doesn't matter when you served or what branch or MOS, there is a connection that crosses all social barriers and unites us to do things like placing wreaths on the graves of people you never even met, just to show your respect. I salute the people who made this happen.
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