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3:09Now PlayingJohn Turco, a U.S. Navy veteran who served in the Vietnam War, reflects on seeing the memorials in Washington D.C. during Honor Flight Tri-State trip.
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Each Veterans Day, Americans reflect on how veterans have served and sacrificed for this country, but that remains top of mind year-round at historic battlefields, memorials and military parks around the U.S.
More than 100 National Park Service sites are directly tied to the military, and all of them are free to visit on Veterans Day, a free entry day across the parks system.
“What better way to honor those who served their country than to visit a national park that preserves the places where they the belong?” the National Park Service asks on a list of military sites and national cemeteries under its umbrella.
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