Unknown Soldier Honors Sacrifice
Abigail answers questions about the Unknown Soldier. The U S unknown was chosen from four unidentified remains by Sgt. Edward Younger, laid in state at the Capitol, and honored on Armistice Day November 11, 1921. The burial and details reflect post WWI tribute practices.
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Unknown Soldier Buried Near Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Dear Abby was laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery Virginia beside the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The World War II Korean and Vietnam Unknowns were interred in marble crypts in 1958 and a memorial amphitheater honors fallen service members nearby. An Honor Guard from Fort Myer keeps a daily sentry at the tomb with hourly changes.
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3Rd Infantry
Fort Myer
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