For years, America observed Memorial Day on May 30 of each year, initially to honor the soldiers who died in the American Civil War. Following WW-I, however, Congress expanded its observance to honor all U. S. men and women who ... more »
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Sunday, May 25
Memorial Day: A chronical of a perpetually expanding list of names
by
Joe Walther
on Sun 25 May 2008 12:55 PM EDT
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