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Posted on 10/11/2021 by admin

‘Very humbling’: Yokosuka sailors tidy up American graves in Japan ahead of Veterans Day

The quiet grounds of a Yokohama cemetery took on a vibrant tone Wednesday as U.S. sailors spent their morning tidying up the graves of American veterans.
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