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A Salute to America’s Heroes, Revisiting Arlington Cemetery

by Ben Philippi

On this Memorial Day, we remember all those that have served by visiting Arlington National Cemetery and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

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A Year Ago Today, We Lost America’s Oldest Living Vet

by Ben Philippi

A year ago today, we lost Richard Overton. At 112 years of age, he was America’s oldest living Veteran. In 2015, he showed us his gun collection.

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A Year Ago Today, We Lost America’s Oldest Living Vet

by Ben Philippi

A year ago today, we lost Richard Overton. At 112 years of age, he was America’s oldest living Veteran. In 2015, he showed us his gun collection.

The post A Year Ago Today, We Lost America’s Oldest Living Vet appeared first on Guns.com.

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