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Visitors Place Flags and Flowers at Arlington National Cemetery for Memorial Day
Mourners visited Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day to place flags and flowers at headstones. The annual observance honors members of the U.S. military who died in service.
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Mourners visited Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day to place flags and flowers at headstones of service members who died in uniform. , is the burial site for more than 400,000 veterans and their families.
The visit is part of the yearly Memorial Day tradition at the cemetery. Participants paused at individual graves to leave small American flags and floral arrangements. No official ceremonies or statements were described in the report.
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