Burial ceremonies are scheduled for two veterans. A representative from the Veterans Land Board will accept a United States flag on their behalf, as they are not expected to have family members…
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Burial ceremonies are scheduled for two veterans. A representative from the Veterans Land Board will accept a United States flag on their behalf, as they are not expected to have family members present. The public is invited to attend these ceremonies.
The veterans being honored include a U.S. Marine Corps lance corporal and a U.S. Army private.
They each received a National Defense Service Medal for their service. Further details about the ceremonies and the veterans' service records are available from the source, including the time of each ceremony and where they will take place.
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