Army Veteran Gerard Lyons is the assistant director of Florida National Cemetery. During a recent interview talking about “owning the moment,” he let us know what his military history means to him. To see what Gerard was doing an interview for: http://bit.ly/2RO2HUa For more information on cemetery directors listen to one in our podcasts in our archives: http://bit.ly/2RMIHkK For more information about Gerard and cemetery director program: http://bit.ly/2RJz5aA (edited) | U.S. Department of Vete

23K views · 930 reactions | National Park Service archeologists discovered the remains of a 19th-century quarantine hospital and cemetery in the Florida Keys. One grave was identified as that of John Greer, a laborer who died in 1861. Records indicate dozens of people may have been buried at the site. | CBS Sunday Morning | Facebook

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Arlington National Cemetery’s Memorial Arboretum is home to four Champion Trees: one National Co-Champion, one Virginia State Champion, and two Virginia State Co-Champions. These trees represent the largest of their species in their state or in the nation and are a part of the more than 9,000 trees in the cemetery. ANC is a Level 3 Accredited Arboretum, one of just 45 in the world. To achieve this level of accreditation, an arboretum must have a minimum of 500 species of tree or woody plants as