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maj gen vincent a coglianese

san francisco dedicates long awaited memorial to veterans

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Retired Maj. Gen. J. Michael Myatt, president of the

Retired Maj. Gen. J. Michael Myatt, president of the

Retired Maj. Gen. J. Michael Myatt, president of the Marines Memorial Association, presents remarks during the dedication ceremony of the San Francisco Veterans Memorial at Memorial Court, San Francisco, Oct. 1... More

Noah Griffin reads the poem “The Young Dead Soldiers”

Noah Griffin reads the poem “The Young Dead Soldiers”

Noah Griffin reads the poem “The Young Dead Soldiers” by Archibald MacLeish at the dedication ceremony of the San Francisco Veterans Memorial at Memorial Court, San Francisco, Oct. 10. The words of the poem are... More

Two veterans and members of the American Legion placed

Two veterans and members of the American Legion placed

Two veterans and members of the American Legion placed a box containing soil from various conflicts into the San Francisco Veterans Memorial at its dedication ceremony in Memorial Court San Francisco, Oct. 10. ... More

A joint-services color guard carries the nation’s colors

A joint-services color guard carries the nation’s colors

A joint-services color guard carries the nation’s colors and those of their respective services for the dedication ceremony of the San Francisco Veterans Memorial at Memorial Court, San Francisco, Oct. 10. Our ... More

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