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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 24, 2017

Page

6

Memorial Day Meaning and Traditions Through History

Memorial Day honors fallen service members and began as Decoration Day after the Civil War. The 3rd U.S. Infantry known as The Old Guard places flags at Arlington, and veterans may have burial flags. Americans observe the last Monday in May with parades, ceremonies, and remembrance.

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Memorials at Arlington Honor Unknowns and War Dead

The Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery holds World War I remains with nearby graves for World War II and Korean War service members. Memorial Day ceremonies there typically feature a presidential wreath. The red poppy, inspired by Moina Michael in 1915, became Memorial Day’s symbol after she sold them to support servicemen.

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Poppies and Larks Echo Across Flanders Fields

In Flanders Fields the poem recalls poppies blowing between crosses marking graves while larks sing overhead amid the guns. The refrain emphasizes remembrance of fallen soldiers and the war’s lasting memory.

Flanders Fields

Memorial Day Resources and Library Picks

Arlington Cemetery online resources and shortened links alongside library selections. Includes Brave Like Me by Barbara Kerley and Memorial Day by Clara Cella as suggested readings.

Barbara Kerley Clara Cella

Daisy Award Honors Heroic Act Mentioned

The text recalls Hannah and Harry discussing a "daisy" and a "petal of honor" as a heroic gesture. It then shifts to the importance of protecting water, noting oceans lakes rivers and underground supplies. It emphasizes clean water for people plants animals and marine life.

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