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The grave site of President John F. Kennedy and the eternal flame at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington DC, Virginia. washington dc, dc, washington, capitol, united states capitol, united states, america, united states of america, states, government,Vietnam War Memorial in Washington DC. washington dc, dc, washington, capitol, united states capitol, united states, america, united states of america, states, government, american history, virginia, vietnam war memorial, memorial, vietnam war, american f
Grave stones at the National Cemetery in Biloxi, Mississippi. grave stones, head stones, grave site, cemetery, biloxi, mississippi, national cemetery, veteranamerican_flag
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  1. Bieter Begone
    May 25, 2015, 9:10 am

    Thank you.

  2. Thank you! Memorial Day is not national BBQ Day. Thank you to all that have given so much.

  3. Thanks for taking the time to help us all remember.

  4. That national cemetery on Oahu (bottom photo) is mind-bendingly beautiful. Thanks for sharing your photos, Dave.

    I’ve established a personal tradition – I like to hit the road on Memorial Day on my motorcycle, and visit a few cemeteries in the valley. They NEVER look better than on Memorial Day. The State Veterans’ Cemetery and Morris Hill in Boise always look wonderful, decked out in red, white and blue. Other favorites: Emmett, Melba, Parma, and Nyssa, OR (all have commanding overlooks of the valley below). Small-town folks seem particularly patriotic.

    Heartfelt thanks to the families and loved ones of those who sacrificed all for our freedom, and God bless America!

  5. Nice photos of our flag.

    It bums me out when people are so negligent with the American flag.

    Idaho Law: UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION — NATIONAL FLAG AND COLORS — NATIONAL ANTHEM — “AMERICA” — CITIZENSHIP.
    (2) Instruction in the proper use, display and history of and respect for the American flag and the national colors shall be given in all elementary and secondary schools. Such instruction shall include the pledge of allegiance to the flag, the words and music of the national anthem, and of “America.”

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