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Army veteran Jason Westcott is leading the convoy of tens of thousands of Christmas wreaths in tribute to six battle buddies he lost to suicide.
It's one of the most solemn places in the United States, a sacred site that is the final resting place for the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Arlington National Cemetery is hallowed ground, a peaceful spot to remember those ...
After a week long journey that began in Maine, the Wreaths Across America convoy officially arrived at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia on Saturday, December 13.
Thousands of holiday wreaths were placed on graves at Arlington National Cemetery Saturday in a momentous tribute to service members.
Arlington National Cemetery is the most venerated final resting ground in the nation, overseen by silent soldiers in immaculate uniforms with ramrod-straight discipline. Across its hundreds of acres in Virginia, they watch over 400,000 graves of U.S. service members dating back to the Civil War, including two presidents, and more than 400 Medal of Honor […]
Former President Donald Trump denied Tuesday there was a conflict or “fighting,” during his visit to Arlington National Cemetery last week, calling it a “made up story,” though Army officials said one of their employees “was abruptly pushed aside ...
ARLINGTON, Va.- Arlington National Cemetery is hallowed ground every day of the year. But, on Memorial Day, when we honor those who have made the supreme sacrifice by placing country above all else, and the eyes of the nation are upon it, the cemetery ...
WASHINGTON (Army News Service, March 15, 2013) -- Arlington National Cemetery staff won't be furloughed "so there will be no delays in burials," but needed infrastructure improvements are on hold for now, said Arlington National Cemetery's leader.
Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia, contains the remains of more than 400,000 people from the United States and 13 other countries, buried there since the 1860s. More than three million people visit the cemetery annually. The Arlington ...
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