Remembering service and sacrifice this Memorial Day

U.S. Military Veterans

May 27, 2016

There are millions of American Veterans still suffering from the seen and unseen wounds of war. The National Memorial Day Concert chronicles the journey of one Vietnam Veteran who overcame his wounds by sharing his experience and compassion with other Veterans. Click here to read entire article.

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