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SUMMARY:Great War in Arlington Cemetery
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DESCRIPTION:Great War in Arlington Cemetery'Their devotion, their valor and their sacri
 fice will live forever in the hearts of their grateful countryman,' declare
 d General of the Armies John J. Pershing, referring to the over 100,000 Ame
 ricans who died in World War I. Arlington Cemetery is the final resting pla
 ce for not only their revered leader, General Pershing, but also for a lone
  soldier whose anonymous, though not forgotten, death prompted erection of 
 one of the cemetery's most powerful sites: The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
  Join this walk to pay tribute to them and to heroic battlefield nurses, th
 e 'Buffalo Soldiers' who were transformed into 'Doughboys,' and thousands w
 ho died near the Forest of Argonne. Honoring the sites associated with Worl
 d War I affords the opportunity to see both the most famous and least visit
 ed places in our national burial ground. Be prepared to walk long distances
 .\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<h3>Great War in Arlington Cemetery</h3><p>'Their devotion, their valor and
  their sacrifice will live forever in the hearts of their grateful countrym
 an,' declared General of the Armies John J. Pershing, referring to the over
  100,000 Americans who died in World War I. Arlington Cemetery is the final
  resting place for not only their revered leader, General Pershing, but als
 o for a lone soldier whose anonymous, though not forgotten, death prompted 
 erection of one of the cemetery's most powerful sites: The Tomb of the Unkn
 own Soldier. Join this walk to pay tribute to them and to heroic battlefiel
 d nurses, the 'Buffalo Soldiers' who were transformed into 'Doughboys,' and
  thousands who died near the Forest of Argonne. Honoring the sites associat
 ed with World War I affords the opportunity to see both the most famous and
  least visited places in our national burial ground. Be prepared to walk lo
 ng distances.</p>
CONTACT:info@washingtonwalks.com
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