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Coast Guard members, family and friends gather at Arlington

Coast Guard members, family and friends gather at Arlington

Coast Guard members, family and friends gather at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington D.C., for a Flags Across America ceremony, November 4, 2017. The United Stated and Coast Guard ensign were placed at the... More

The United States and Coast Guard ensign are placed

The United States and Coast Guard ensign are placed

The United States and Coast Guard ensign are placed at the base of a gravestone in remembrance during a Flags Across America ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington D.C., November 4, 2017. (U.S. Coa... More

A Coast Guard family places the United States and Coast

A Coast Guard family places the United States and Coast

A Coast Guard family places the United States and Coast Guard ensign at the base of a gravestone in remembrance during a Flags Across America ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington D.C., November 4... More

Coast Guard members, family and friends gather at Arlington

Coast Guard members, family and friends gather at Arlington

Coast Guard members, family and friends gather at Arlington National Cemetery, Washington D.C. for a Flags Across America ceremony, November 4, 2017. A synopsis of the Coast Guard ensign's history was read by a... More

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