Honoring the Fallen
On the two-year anniversary of the Great War's end, a solemn procession honors an unnamed doughboy, symbolizing the collective grief of a nation. As thousands line the streets, the emotional weight of loss is palpable, with families wondering if the casket holds their loved one. The ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery culminates in a historic speech by the president, marking a poignant moment of remembrance for all who served.In this clip
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