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creeley -- adolphus creeley, explore. here was no five-star frank, there is now six. ,e wore his silver four-star plated in goals, to indicate higher than four-star. this is just outside the cemetery, on the north. i love this photo. buried at arlington are three of the six that they did in the statue. rene gagnon,gth, and ira hayes. uldin, the cartoonist. this is interesting because there are about 14 sections of these. you can tell, there's no one buried there because the graves are about five feet apart, but this is where glenn miller would have his stone. lost at sea, 1953, during the korean war. harry rosen, he was a private. he was on a troopship, the largest death toll of any thepship thinking during war. they were off the coast of algeria and hit by german bombers. it was a british ship. hushed because they did not want to let anyone know how many men were lost until well after the war was over. .his is the tomb on the other side of this hedge is my favorite section, 7a. alexander haig. joe lewis. right next to jo

adolphus greeley. arctic explorer. founder of the national geographic society. john j. pershing only general to carry general of the armies plural. there was no five star rank yet. they call it six because the five stars were singular. he was above them. he wore his silver four stars and plated them gold to indicate higher rank than four star. and frank buchols the last surviving world war i veteran buried not far from pershing in section 34. this is just outside the cemetery on the north. i love this photo. and buried at arlington are three of the six depicted in the statue. michael strank, rene gagnon and the pima indian. and bill mauldin, the cartoonist. and section "k," this is a memorial section, this is very interesting because there are about 14 of these seconds in arlington and you can tell there's nobody buried because the graves are about five feet apart, but these are places where glenn miller would maybe have his stone. here's one from lost at sea, 1953, during the korean war. here's one in memory of harry rosen. he was a private. what was he doing on a ship