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‘Read their names, remember their stories’: National Military Monument honors service members past and present

The towering 18-feet tall, 108-feet long twin digital displays flank the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, where visitors can see the names of service members dating all the way back to the Revolutionary War.

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Fort Bragg soldier killed in motorcycle collision

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‘Read their names, remember their stories’: National Military Monument honors service members past and present

‘Read their names, remember their stories’: National Military Monument honors service members past and present

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