By Scott Wise For ARLINGTON, Va. (WTVR) A photograph with guards standing up for the Tomb regarding the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery is becoming re-tweeted throughout the internet when Hurricane Sandy dumps water with Virginia.
I took a few fakes at the Tomb on the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery today, from the water Karin Markert (@KMarkert88) September 18, 2012
Other photos, posted with this still renders U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) page, were really ingested through Monday utes tempest when a response to people photos.
Thank one to each of our own fans with the type text this kind of morning. Old Guard Soldiers are usually at this time performing tailored funerals throughout , filling sand totes intended for contingencies, guarding your Tomb , plus important help projects like continuing for you to operate the particular dining facility and guide station, go through your communication posted about the a model in 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) page.
Tomb Sentinels through the Army verts third Infantry Regiment s The Old Guard have protected the Tomb for 24 hours a new day, 365 days to weeks per year despite the particular weather, given that 1948.
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"I took a few fakes..." Was that supposed to be a copy of my twitter feed? Nope, you copied wrong. I did take the photo in September and tweeted about it, but they weren't fake. My husband is in this unit. This is a part of our every day lives, and I'm very proud of these soldiers. ;)
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