Obama leads nation in memorial day tribute
President Obama marked Memorial Day with a national tribute to fallen service members and the end of the Afghanistan war in sight. He cited nearly 2,200 American Patriots who sacrificed their lives and pledged continued care for veterans as ceremonies took place from Arlington to communities nationwide.
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Tuskegee Airmen reunion as ranks shrink in New York
Bic Fats New York AP reports a May Memorial Day weekend reunion of six surviving Tuskegee Airmen including Roscoe C. Brown and Bill Strapko. The pair, once rivals in separate WWII European missions to Berlin, reunited nearly 70 years later. Brown, a CUNY official, led the 100th Fighter Squadron escort on the long 1600 mile roundtrip mission.
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