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		<title>By: aaa again</title>
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		<dc:creator>aaa again</dc:creator>
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		<description>This past summer we went to Arlington.  My first time.  With us was our daughter, all of 10 years old.  

We thought she wouldn&#039;t really &quot;get it.&quot;  We were wrong.  She &quot;got it.&quot;  Did she quickly get bored?  Yes, she is only 10.  But did she comprehend the gravity of it all?  Yes.   Amazing.

My grandfather served as a Medic in the Pacific theatre.  Never wanted to talk about it. Typical.  Four years of his life dedicated.  Thank you, Grandpa Joe.       

Anyone who goes to Arlington and who is not deeply moved is a strange agent indeed.  This is the dark side - yet a proud memorial - to the story of our heritage, our greatness, our freedom, our struggles and foibles - and our triumphs.     

My uncle was career Army.  He chose to be buried in Georgia.  I don&#039;t know why.  Perhaps he found more solace in the Georgia clay vs the pomp of Arlington as he dealt with the obvious issues of his tour in Viet Nam.  

Thank you Uncle Harry.

And may you all rest in peace.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This past summer we went to Arlington.  My first time.  With us was our daughter, all of 10 years old.  </p>
<p>We thought she wouldn&#8217;t really &#8220;get it.&#8221;  We were wrong.  She &#8220;got it.&#8221;  Did she quickly get bored?  Yes, she is only 10.  But did she comprehend the gravity of it all?  Yes.   Amazing.</p>
<p>My grandfather served as a Medic in the Pacific theatre.  Never wanted to talk about it. Typical.  Four years of his life dedicated.  Thank you, Grandpa Joe.       </p>
<p>Anyone who goes to Arlington and who is not deeply moved is a strange agent indeed.  This is the dark side &#8211; yet a proud memorial &#8211; to the story of our heritage, our greatness, our freedom, our struggles and foibles &#8211; and our triumphs.     </p>
<p>My uncle was career Army.  He chose to be buried in Georgia.  I don&#8217;t know why.  Perhaps he found more solace in the Georgia clay vs the pomp of Arlington as he dealt with the obvious issues of his tour in Viet Nam.  </p>
<p>Thank you Uncle Harry.</p>
<p>And may you all rest in peace.</p>
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