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I suspect that's Arlington cementary. The surviver's of the deceased may or may not choose to have a loved one who was a veteran interred there. I could have had my father buried at Arlington. I chose not to because he wished to be buried near other members of our family in a small graveyard back in Kentucky. Had I made the choice to have his grave in a military graveyard, I could have chosen the form of his memorial. That the military honors the religion of choice of the deceased veteran and his family is called freedom of religion, NOT government endorsed religion.
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