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Sgt. Kyle Obrosky of the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) lays a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns, one of 15,000 placed Dec. 12 at Arlington National Cemetery, one of hundreds of locations at which Wreaths Across America is marking graves...
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Col. David Griffith, director of Freedom Team Salute, pins a commendation on Morrill Worcester, owner of the Worcester Wreath Company, for
his efforts over the past 18 years in donating thousands of wreaths across the country to honor fallen servicem...
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Maj. Gen. Karl R. Horst, commanding general, Joint Force Headquarters National Capital Region and Military District of Washington, welcomes the crowd to the 18th Wreaths Across America event at Arlington National Cemetery Dec. 12. More than 6,000 peo...
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Hundreds of people line up behind an 18-wheel truck to grab some wreaths to place around Arlington National Cemetery. Morrill Worcester, owner of the Worcester Wreath Company of Maine, has donated thousands of wreaths to be placed at the cemetery sin...
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Abbie Goodson, 2, places a wreath on a grave marker in Section Two of Arlington National Cemetery. Goodson, her parents, grandparents and eight other relatives and make the trek from Georgia to participate in the event. "We hope to be back next year,...
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A Maine wreath adorns every grave marker in Section Two of Arlington National Cemetery. Wreaths were also placed in sections 9, 31,32 and 37. The USO sponsored an additional 1,000
wreaths to be placed in Section 60, where casualties from the conflict...
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