Laid to rest: honoring unearthed Revolutionary War soldiers
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There were Ainu people who died in the Battle of Okinawa. After losing their land, language, and culture due to the development of Hokkaido, they were drawn into Japan's war and fought as "Japanese soldiers." In the summer of the 81st year since the end of the war, their names were inscribed on the "Cornerstone of Peace" within the Okinawa Peace Memorial Park…
Laid to rest: honoring unearthed Revolutionary War soldiers
Two Clydesdales marched down Canada Street and turned onto Beach Road in the village of Lake George. They pulled a military wagon with four, 28-inch-long pine caskets. Three were draped in the Grand Union Flag and one in a sky-blue 1st Pennsylvania Battalion flag. John and Stephanie Leavitt led the wagon and their horses up to the corner of Elizabeth Little Boulevard. A group of Revolutionary War re-enactors were there waiting. Pallbearers carri…
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