The cemetery where the soldiers who fell in the Civil War of 1861-1865 are buried. Over time, this place became the last refuge for several American presidents. J. Kennedy and his wife are buried here. The cemetery is located on a picturesque plain and attracts attention with orderly rows of white memorial plates. Each year, a solemn procession lays flowers on the graves.
Jiak Arlington National Cemetery is a solemn and peaceful resting place that holds great historical significance. Its beautifully manicured grounds offer a.. Read more » serene atmosphere for reflection and remembrance. The highlight of the cemetery is undoubtedly the gravesite of President John F. Kennedy, which draws visitors from around the world. His eternal flame and the nearby Arlington House add to the reverence of the site. Overall, Arlington Cemetery is a poignant tribute to the nation's heroes and a must-visit for those interested in American history and culture.
08.09.23
Stars What an honorable place to visit. This was our first time at the cemetery and I must say we were all impressed. Very well kept, beautiful grounds fill.. Read more »ed with such rich history. We were hesitant as we were travelling with smaller children and were not exposed to death, funerals, cemeteries etc, as of yet but it turned into a wonderful history lesson. We were impressed how respectful they were. Wanted to read the names of the soldiers, wars fought in etc. Definitely can spend more than half the day walking through everything but well worth your time. A must of the changing of the guard which is indeed every half hour. The unknown buried soldier, so much to see. Make sure you pick up a map of the grounds. Bring a reusable water bottle if you are visiting in the summer. Many water filling stations. Comfortable shoes, and a phone or camera to take photos. It it a huge place, you can take a tour with a guide which will only get you to "the major must things to see" but you can do a self guided tour if you have read up on some or have knowledge of American history, otherwise there is a tram (trolley) that takes you through the cemetery but again to the "main spots". No amount of pictures can do this wonderful place justice. Highly recommended.
07.09.23
Tramp This place one can not describe with words. It is a place of awe. I believe no one can fathom the sacrifices made by the people laid here to rest. To .. Read more »visit the Arlington cemetery is an experience of a lifetime, and the memories will stay with me forever.
04.09.23
Sam This is truly hallowed ground...didn't appreciate it until I had a relative buried here...it's well maintained and has fantastic history associated wi.. Read more »th it. Make sure you visit the two president that are buried here (yes there are two!), visit Lee House and an absolute must is the Tomb of the Unknowns (try and catch it at the changing of the guard). Please show respect and reverence...those who rest here have earned it.
15.06.23
Elias Visiting Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day was an experience that left me deeply moved and forever grateful for the sacrifices made by our b.. Read more »rave servicemen and women. The hallowed grounds and the solemn atmosphere were a fitting tribute to those who have given their lives in service to our country.
First and foremost, the logistics of getting to the cemetery were well-managed. The proximity to Washington D.C., made it easily accessible, and public transportation options were plentiful. The signage and directions within the cemetery were clear, ensuring that visitors could navigate their way around without any difficulties.
Upon entering the grounds, I was struck by the sheer magnitude and immaculate maintenance of the cemetery. The rows upon rows of perfectly aligned white tombstones stood as a poignant reminder of the countless lives lost. The peacefulness and serenity enveloped the area, allowing for reflection and contemplation.
In conclusion, visiting Arlington National Cemetery on Memorial Day was an incredibly meaningful and humbling experience. It served as a stark reminder of the price of freedom and a testament to the bravery of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. I left with a renewed appreciation for our country's heroes and a deep sense of gratitude. I highly recommend visiting this sacred site to pay your respects and honor those who have given their lives for our nation.
07.11.22
James Humbling to say the least. I had a great experience here seeing all the memorials and just the sheer volume of grave sites. And absolute must do is t.. Read more »he changing of the guard. Watching the amount of effort that goes into the execution and level of care is just one of the most awesome things you can witness. I would absolutely recommend making the stop and paying respects to those who gave their lives protecting our freedoms.
07.10.22
Luke I highly recommend going to see the "Changing of the Guard". The cemetery is a humbling place. I am very grateful for those who have given their lives.. Read more » while serving our country. There's also a lot of history in the cemetery, with many historical figures being buried there.
11.09.22
Dennis Beautiful and sacred grounds. I recommend the tram tour, that’s the best way to see and hear all that you need to know. I was most looking forward to .. Read more »the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the changing of the guard. Absolutely did not disappoint. I’d recommend arriving early as it will get crowded. Also please remember that it is an active cemetery. There were 26 funerals the day of our visit.
12.08.22
Afzal I find it a little weird that they made this place a tourist attraction, however, it is an interesting space to see and experience. It is great to hav.. Read more »e such a space to honor the veterans and the bravest. The cemetery doesn't need a review as it is extraordinary to establish for keeping the men and women who helped build and protect the US. I visited this place with a vet, and walking through Arlington was slightly emotional. The cemetery was beautiful; you have bathrooms, information guides, and a little museum in the visitor center. The parking options seem a little complex and expensive, so please plan.
11.08.22
John Wreaths Across America coordinates wreath-laying ceremonies at more than 2,500 locations across the United States, at sea, and abroad. The most iconi.. Read more »c one is our famous Arlington National Cemetery, a sacred resting place for those 400,000 veterans who gave their ultimate sacrifice for freedom. For the last few years, our family has participated in the wreath-laying to remember our fallen heroes and teach our children the value of freedom.
24.07.22
Robert Everything you would expect from a national cemetery. Sacred ground that is beautifully maintained. Just walking through it and reading the headstones.. Read more » you get a great sense of history- look up some of the stories. Only problem is trying to find a family grave using their app was completely useless.
12.07.22
KARTIK Arlington National Cemetery is the sacred resting place for those 400,000 veterans who gave ultimate sacrifice for the country. Veterans of all major .. Read more »wars fought by United States are buried here, including two US Presidents.
There is lots of walking involved in the cemetery sprawled in 620 acres. Please wear good walking shoes. Alternatively, you can take a tram tour with historical interpretation.
This was the home of the George Washington’s family before. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is very moving marble memorial and one of the highlights of the cemetery. The Changing of the Guards take place every half an hour here which is a sobering experience.
There is a grave site of President John F Kennedy here. The Memorial of Arboretum is very beautiful with green gardens. There is so much to see here so it is advisable to plan your trip in advance and decide what do you want to see.
Every US citizen must visit here and honor our heroes
09.07.22
Danielle This cemetery was just amazingly beautiful. I wanted to come here for a while now and am glad I did pay a visit. It is such a breathtaking view to wal.. Read more »k through the grounds and see and honor all these memories of the brave souls who fought for all of us. You will have to see for yourself. And I love how the cemetery is taken care of really well!
29.06.22
Ian As a foreigner, this was actually much better than expected!
The grounds are beautiful and perfectly maintained, and there are beautiful views over D.. Read more »C and the slopes with the tombs.
Do not miss the Kennedy's tombs, and if you can witness the burial ceremonies please do so in a respectful manner; you will actually feel as in a feel, it is very surreal and dignified.
27.06.22
Desiree What a wonderful experience! We took our sons, 17 & 18. It was such a great opportunity for them to truly realize the history of our armed forces an.. Read more »d their sacrifices. The changing of the guard in conjunction with the history and donations from other countries. over the years, really brought home that we aren’t alone in our losses and our pain. Beautiful tribute! We were truly surprised by how clean everything was. The headstones were immaculate! Even the oldest ones! Also was truly humbled at the amount of reverence in a place that had THOUSANDS of tourists! There were 24 funerals that day. Amazing to watch that kind of reverence in a tourist spot.
Our tour guide, Beverly, was outstanding! She was kind, knowledgeable, and you could tell she really enjoyed her job. My husband and I both ran into her separately at the end of the day and discovered we had both told her what an amazing job she had done. Truly appreciate her!
06.06.22
Ryan A visit to the national cemetery is a must for every American. We took our kids there today and explored the grounds for a few hours. The number of .. Read more »military buried there is incredible. The grounds are beautifully maintained. Highly recommended for everyone to visit at least once.
02.06.22
Maria It's a beautiful sacred place. We would have loved to get a better look inside but one of our family members who is disabled had forgotten her placa.. Read more »rd and wouldn't have been able to do all that walking. We mistakenly thought you could drive around inside like any cemetery but you can't. You have to park and walk. If we are ever in the area again, we will definitely give it another try.
20.05.22
H Somber yet awe-inspiring place to visit. It reminds you not only of our history as a country, but also all those whose lives it has taken to have our.. Read more » country.
There is parking on-site. It is $3 an hour with a max of $12. It is also super easy to take the Metro and walk there.
We recommend the trolley system for getting around Arlington unless you have wonderful shoes, good health and a lot of time. You are able to get on and off at some of the different spots. But you also may not see everything you want that that either. There were restrooms at every spot we stopped in the trolley.
There are funerals and services held most days so be aware that areas may be closed off and be respectful of those who may be grieving.
Also as with most things in the DC area, be prepared to go through security upon arrival.
19.05.22
Ashok Arlington National Cemetery is the sacred resting place for those 400,000 veterans who gave ultimate sacrifice for the country. Veterans of all major .. Read more »wars fought by United States are buried here, including two US Presidents.
There is lots of walking involved in the cemetery sprawled in 620 acres. Please wear good walking shoes. Alternatively, you can take a tram tour with historical interpretation.
This was the home of the George Washington’s family before. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is very moving marble memorial and one of the highlights of the cemetery. The Changing of the Guards take place every half an hour here which is a sobering experience.
There is a grave site of President John F Kennedy here. The Memorial of Arboretum is very beautiful with green gardens. There is so much to see here so it is advisable to plan your trip in advance and decide what do you want to see.
Every US citizen must visit here and honor our heroes.
11.05.22
Don What can I say that has not been said. As a veteran I had tears in my eyes watching the changing of the guard. This place represents so much more tha.. Read more »n a place to bury the dead. Each military member can sacrifice their life in their course of duty and it affects alll those close to that person. To lay down your life is the ultimate sacrifice. I give thanks to those that died for our freedom and their family. The grounds are immaculate. The memorials are moving. General Lees home was interesting. It was nice to take the tram that you can hop off as long as you please and just catch the next one. This place must be explored so allow plenty of time to visit. And the next time you meet a service person thank them for their service. Arlington is a must see when visiting Washington D.C.
04.05.22
Rebekah The cemetery was beautiful, and the Visitors center was well equipped with bathrooms and small museum. If it is raining, make sure to bring good shoes.. Read more » & an umbrella. Make sure to take the time to see the changing of the guards.
21.03.22
K Somber awe inspiring hallowed ground. If attending the changing of the guard, arrive about 25 minutes before the top of the hour to get a decent spot.. Read more ».
Parking cost about 10 for 3 hours.
Many famous gravesites, you can ride a tram for a cost but relatively easy to walk the cemetery.
18.03.22
Max Parking fee for a federal veteran’s cemetery? Have you no respect Virginia? Our National cemetery in Jacksonville is as nice or nicer with just as muc.. Read more »h parking. Free. No fancy visitor trap needed. We come to pay our respects. Greedy Virginia.
20.02.22
Ben Absolutely beautiful and serene. Makes you contemplate about life and freedom. Breathtaking. Free. Tons of parking. Must see even for a local like me.
25.01.22
Sean A wonderful place to visit. My last visit was more than 30 years ago. I visited with my youngest son and wife who had never been here before. I had no.. Read more »t seen the memorial to those who died aboard the USS Maine. My great grandfather worked on raising the Maine after it was sunk. That, along with the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier were highlights for us.
23.01.22
Jason My wife and I visited last summer and unfortunately only had a relatively short time to be there. The staff were incredibly helpful in their suggesti.. Read more »ons of what to do and see with the amount of time we had. We took the hop on hop off tour and our tour guide was great!
It is an honor to be among the graves of so many who sacrificed so much for our freedom and it makes me proud to see the excellence with which they are honored.
07.12.21
Ian Powerful and historical being there. We watched the changing of the guard that happens every hour in the winter and it was a unique experience that wa.. Read more »s new to me. The park rangers were really nice too and provided some interesting historical perspectives.
06.12.21
Iris Wonderful place to visit. It was very humbling to get a glimpse of the lives that have been sacrificed. Very humbling and inspiring. The grounds are i.. Read more »mmaculate and the guards are very efficient.
15.11.21
Hobart Veterans Day 2021
We were blessed to be able honor those who have been willing to, and those who have given their last full measure of devotion. No gr.. Read more »eater love has mankind than this. The staff are kind and courteous. The grounds are immaculate. I recommend that every American visit.
09.11.21
Witchman Hallowed ground with profound history. Arlington Cemetery is a national treasure. The grounds are immaculate, the staff are great and the Honor Guar.. Read more »d at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier is phenomenal. Thank you to all of the military members for making the ultimate sacrifice. Rest in peace.
29.10.21
Dina Happy Birthday Dad...in heaven. Absolutely, the best man i ever met in this life. How lucky was I. Miss you everyday! My life without you was so diff.. Read more »icult....could of been a marine....haha. You are my heart, my soul, your daughter. Love forever...Din
26.10.21
Brittany Such beautifully maintained sacred ground.
We are so grateful that we got a chance to go by, pay our respects and see the changing of the guard.
As a .. Read more »non-American living in the US - you can feel just how much love and respect goes towards this nations military men and women.
26.10.21
Nick The hauntingly gorgeous hills of Arlington looks down onto D.C. and reminds those that are public servants that all who came before them served the vi.. Read more »sion of our country. This hallowed land memorializes and is a reminder that the present day politicians legacy and dedication to this countries people and our freedom is sacred. May all those in power not use this space for publicity but reflection and to carry on the ideals of the creators of this special country!
24.10.21
Brian October 2021 • Beautiful cemetery grounds. Spent about 2 hours walking around and saw The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and President JFK and family's g.. Read more »ravesites. Worth a visit and free to get in to!
19.10.21
Kayyee First time going. Pay for the train. It’s super cheap, it runs frequently, and you can hop on and off to see the things you’d like to see. It’s also .. Read more »handicap friendly. I have an Injury and can’t do too much walking and standing but it was doable. The changing of the guards is announced clearly and writhing time and the trains accommodate you so it’s not too much walking to see it. Everything is beautiful. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and very respectful. The new women’s extension is honorable. Coming from the daughter of a Purple Heart Vietnam Veteran daughter this brings me pride. My dad is also in a military cemetery in Suffolk and this was such an honor to just be there. I plan to go back soon and really get a chance to visit every part of it.
11.09.21
Sasha A very powerful reminder of how many men and women gave their lives, for something bigger than themselves. It's unique in that everyone will share alo.. Read more »t of the same emotions yet feel totally different.
19.08.21
Aleah A sad but beautiful place. Very well maintained, we happened to visit as a funeral was taking place. There’s a trolly, but it’s not free. If you are u.. Read more »p for walking, go early! Would definitely visit again.
17.08.21
Brandon As I stood as a veteran among my brothers and sisters that came before me.... I was overwhelmed the inability to keep the tears back, though not all b.. Read more »ad, understand the ones that came before me, and the ones lost since me. I may have lived, but they will live through us all when you realize no matter your beliefs.... No matter your stance they and like others that will come even myself stood for those rights that make America great again and again.... Go like me and please try and say out loud all the names you see because it is said that if your name is remembered you never truly are lost...
16.08.21
torie We had the honor of allowing our 4 new Eagle Scouts, from Fayetteville NC, Troop 740, to lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown. I can’t be more tha.. Read more »nkful for the Old Guard. Jacob, who is a guard, brought the “human” to what I always felt was “the untouchables”. He just left his duty station and was changed and answering our questions in less than 5 minutes. He explained he can change clothes in 3 minutes. I have never seen the human side of the guards and his personality and kindness brought in multiple families to ask questions s during a Q&A session. He answered questions for quite some time. His answers were so real and human!
Jacob was so awesome! Not just him, all of the guards. They checked on us. They approached us a second time to ensure we knew the process. They were quite simply the best.
The whole process from start to finish was well explained online. Their kindness and care made it feel like we were with family and not soldiers. Thanks Jacob!!!!
08.08.21
Paul It feels a bit weird to rate a cemetery, especially one with so much history. First off this place is beautiful and also massive. Parking was free and.. Read more » plentiful. We opted not to do the tour and just walk the grounds ourselves. Be prepared for a decent 20 minute walk up hill. If its hot out which it almost always is consider the tram.. We started off with the Tomb of the Unknown soldier and all I can say is wow... truly an amazing experience and one you have to take part in. The level of respect and honor to the ones we lost is something to behold. Walking next to the JFK memorial is another must see. the overall beauty is something that is quite striking and also quite humbling to see how many graves are actually in this cemetery. This is a must see when in DC or coming through Virginia, make sure no one forgets the sacrifice these men and women gave.
27.07.21
Greg Everyone was very respectful and helpful. Alot of hills to walk up and down but personally it was well worth the" exercise. "
A must see is the" chang.. Read more »ing of the guard." Just awesome to watch!
25.07.21
Jessica Very beautiful scenery and peaceful place to visit. Some exhibits will go up in different parts every year. My grandfather who was a high ranking nava.. Read more »l officer and captain was buried with full honors there along with his wife my grandmother. It’s amazing to walk around and just take in everything. Very serene and I actually felt honored to be able to visit those who have proudly and bravely served our country. Be prepared to have your walking shoes because if you want to get the full advantage and try and explore as much as you can you will be going on a nice little hike.
17.07.21
Lance Historic and somber, but well maintained and beautiful. The cemetery staff respectfully and professionally maintain the grounds, which are very access.. Read more »ible. Plan ahead because it is easy to do a lot of walking, and sometimes difficult to find water or shade when far from the visitor center.
17.07.21
Julius One of the most sacred places to visit in DC. You spend a good two days here if you really wanted to know everything about it. I also got to witness t.. Read more »he change of guard ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. It was by far the most impactful ceremony I had witnessed. This is coming from a active duty member who understands the meaning of the change of guard.
07.07.21
nirmal One of the must visit sites in WDC. The whole place had a certain poise that kept us reading the tombstones for a lot of time. Incredible are the sacr.. Read more »ifices made by the fallen for this country. Experienced the change of guard and were awestruck. Missed the tram tour - which could have been worth it considering the long walks.
26.05.21
joe Was on vacation looking forward to seeing the cemetery. I’m a veteran And thought I’d pay my respects . I lost my wallet on vacation and couldn’t go.. Read more » in because I had no id. Really
Had no weapons . I’m and American citizen.
Should be another way . Sad
18.05.21
Tracy The tram ride was good could not of done the walk without it. But at the end they drop us off and would not let's us go back the way we came. We had 3.. Read more » handicapped people in our group one was 73 years old. Making us walk all the way around the building was ridiculous and not very handicap friendly. If you are handicapped I would not recommend.
29.04.21
Rita OMgosh, absolutely amazing. Heart wrenching to see how many have given their lives to protect the rights of the rest of us. Rows upon rows of white he.. Read more »adstone as far as the eye can see.
26.03.21
Sergeant I have visited here many times. Make sure you check out the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, JFK's grave, Freedman's Village, and so much more. Rest In P.. Read more »eace to my fellow comrades. GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN.
21.02.21
Rich 1979 through 83 was a member of the military District of Washington 3rd Infantry division it provides all the funerals for everyone is buried in Arlin.. Read more »gton cemetery lot of history here I know a few people that are buried here as well known as the garden of stones by those that form the burials in the honor guard they have the tomb of the unknown soldier here. Both Kennedy Brothers JFK and Robert Kennedy great place to visit all started at the Arlington House which one time was Robert E Lee"s home the union very door soldiers there to desecrate Robert ealy's home
18.02.21
Jamie Visiting Arlington National Cemetery was also a very humbling experience for me to see the grave markers of all the fallen who died serving our great .. Read more »country! The air of respect could be felt as I walked through this sacred place! My respect to those who served and died serving our country!!!
01.02.21
Katie This place is very beautiful. The changing of the guards and the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier Is very neat and respectful. It's a really cool experienc.. Read more »e. JFK is buried there and there is a very respectful and pretty area where that is. There are flowers everywhere and it's amazing how many tombs there are here. I've been twice and both times have been very neat.
31.01.21
Zalia's Sacred and hallow grounds, beautiful cemetery with clean walking paths. JFK’s eternal flame is still burning. Make sure to bring water, as the visitor.. Read more » center is closed, but parking is free. You will go through security so bring your ID
09.01.21
Jessica Beautiful and peaceful place to visit. My grandparents are buried there. It’s amazing to walk around bud rake in everything. Very serene and I actuall.. Read more »y felt honored to be able to visit those who have served our country.
02.01.21
Brandon Arlington National Cemetery is a site you do not want to miss when visiting the Washington, DC area. The entire experience is very historic and spirit.. Read more »ual. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Changing of the Guard Ceremony both make you appreciate the sacrifice of all of the American soldiers. The entire experience is very enlightening and eye-opening.
16.12.20
Foxinko This was one of the most amazing places I have visited while I was in the U.S. The most interesting part was the changing of guard from the 3rd Infant.. Read more »ry Regiment and visiting the graves of John Kennedy and Audie Murphy. Definitely a place worth a visit at least once in your lifetime.
11.12.20
Todd Wreaths across America is just a great organization. I am a truck driver bringing wreaths to Arlington this year. Also a Navy Vet.
04.12.20
Andrew It's a sobering thought when you visit Arlington see all the headstones and realize that war is futile but we must never forget those who gave their l.. Read more »ives for us. It is a peaceful place to walk round. There are some wonderful lifelike full size statues.
27.10.20
James This place is massive and just goes to show you the impact war has on our country. Respectful views and walks through this area as well as a lot of hi.. Read more »story. A decent amount of walking if you want to view by foot but also offered trolly/shuttle services.
18.09.20
Tyler This is supposed to be a somber, memorable experience. For every kind, caring staff member we encountered, there were 3 that all but assaulted us for .. Read more »walking down the wrong path or just to remind us to keep our masks on and stay 6 feet apart at all times (even though we were abiding those rules). It just felt like we were being harassed the entire time. Much better experience and much better maintained at the Luxembourg American Military Cemetary. Embarassing, considering that's not even in our country. I only gave 3 stars out of respect for those buried there and the few staff members that were kind.
03.09.20
Rich Hollowed ground. You cannot be thankful to be an American after walking these grounds, which is the final resting place for many soldiers who gave the.. Read more » ultimate sacrifice while fighting for the freedom we enjoy today.
19.08.20
Mark The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Changing of the Guard Ceremony is a very spiritual experience. There is such a reverent spirit present as the .. Read more »lives of all of the fallen American soldiers lives are honored. It has made me appreciate their sacrifice so much more and made it more real to me. If you are in Virginia or DC, do not miss this.
30.06.20
James If you live in the Washington DC area or our planning to visit. I highly recommend you plan a visit to Arlington National Cemetery. I personally have .. Read more »visited Arlington National Cemetery so many times since I was fifteen years of age. Every time I visit is just as powerful as the first time. I recommend visiting in the fall and spring time when it is less humid. I personally recommend taking the metro to the Arlington Metro Stop in Virginia. The Metro stop is literally beside the main entrance to Arlington National Cemetery. You can drive to Arlington National Cemetery and lots of signs directing you to the Cemetery. Note there is a parking garage located in the Cemetery. Be prepared to wear comfortable walking shoes. Give your self a full day to visit Arlington National Cemetery. You would do no justice to rush your visit to Arlington National Cemetery. I highly recommend visiting JFK’s Grave and The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The changing of the guard is absolutely incredible . The soldiers are hand selected for this prestigious duty and come from the United States Army Third Infantry Old Guard. They are based out of FT Myer Virginia. Just be mindful that you are in a Cemetery and be very Respectful. When up at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier follow the directions of the Sgt. Of the Guard during the changing of the guard. Keep noise levels to a minimum. It really is an amazing place to visit and beyond powerful. Definitely visit the visitors center for all information and times of the changing of the guard.
Be sure to bring a camera. The views of Washington are breathtaking from the Cemetery. Enjoy your visit!
22.03.20
Ekaterina Beautiful historical cemetery! Very clean and well maintained.
Open 365 days a year.
There’s no admission fee for those who come to tour and pay their.. Read more » respects.
They offer a couple of tours around this historical place.
You can watch a ceremony and guard change by the tomb of the unknown soldier and visit J.F. Kennedy’s grave.
05.02.20
Our Major love and respect for our Nation's Veteran's. We loved spending our time at Arlington and paying our respects and offer the following prayer.. ".. Read more »Dear Lord, Today we honor our veterans, worthy men and women who gave their best when they were called upon to serve and protect their country. ... We respect them, we thank them, we honor them, we are proud of them. We pray that you will watch over these special people and bless them with peace and happiness." May the Lord Bless them all.
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