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on the metro on the stop to
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Arlington Cemetery
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the cemetery is well served by the metro
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which is only a short walk away
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in the visitor center
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Arlington County, Virginia, is a military cemetery
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established during the American Civil War on the grounds of Arlington House
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the cemetery is divided into 70 sections
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administered by the Department of the Army
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Department of Veterans Affairs
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or by the National Park Service
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moving along the cemetery
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the vast cemetery grounds
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it's a hot day alright...
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The world war II section
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Trams for quick travel around the cemetery grounds
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The John F Kennedy Grave
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Arlington House on the hill
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youngest son of John F Kennedy
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reserved for Caroline Kennedy?
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as it appeared prior to the parallel interment of his widow, Jacqueline Kennedy, upon her death.
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35th president of the United States
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Eternal flame and marker at the grave of John F. Kennedy
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from the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C
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The cemetery is situated directly across the Potomac River
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the flag at half mast
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moving along
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looking over the Lee Mansion National Memorial
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tombs of all shape and sizes
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to the tomb of the unknown soldier
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the cemetery's well served by paved walkways
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Honoring the entombed soldiers of World War I & II
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The Tomb of the Unknowns
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the Korean War
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and the Vietnam War
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Arlington National Cemetery Amphitheater
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it is huge!
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located behind the tomb of the unknown soldier
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and grand
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the roads by the Amphitheater
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moving on
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Remembering the Maine: The memorial to the USS Maine
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of the Space Shuttle Challenger and many others
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Cenotaph memorials honoring space crew
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The Arlington Amphitheater north entrance
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more tombs
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hilly parts of the cemetery
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what a sight!
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The Joint Resolution
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the nation's most sacred shrine