Wichita soldier laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery
Tom Moffitt, a Wichita native and Army infantryman with the 101st Airborne, was buried at Arlington Section 60 after dying from injuries in Afghanistan. His family spoke of his adventurous spirit, hunting, farming dreams, and long service. Army honors included a caisson procession, rifle volleys, taps, and a flag presented to his parents.
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