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Section 60: Arlington National Cemetary
Arlington Bugler ABOVE EVERY GRAVE, A LOVED ONE GRIEVES--UNDER EVERY HEADSTONE, A HERO RESTS
Arlington National Cemetery has announced an HBO documentary to be aired Monday night, Oct. 13 at 9:00 pm Eastern. The 53 minute documentary was recently filmed there. The program is titled, "Section 60: a solemn place for those who died in Iraq and Afghanistan". For a synopsis and more information, see:
http://www.hbo.com/docs/programs/section60/synopsis.html
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We Pledge Our Sacred Honor
Oregon's Most Honorable
Flag of the United States of America
This is a collection of information about each Oregon service member who died while serving in Operation Enduring Freedom and the War in Iraq.
When to Display the US Flag
Honoring the Flag of the United States of America
"Interwoven as is the love of liberty with every ligament of your hearts, no recommendation of mine is necessary to fortify or confirm the attachment." -- President George Washington, 1796
Happy Birthday Oregon!
Sustain the Spirit
On February 14th, 2009, Oregon will celebrate its 150th birthday. Sesquicentennial events around the state will commemorate Oregon becoming the 33rd state of the United States in 1859.
Secure the Blessings of Liberty
Paying Tribute to America's Defenders
Navy SEAL
The Oregon Department of Veterans' Affairs (ODVA) continues to build better lives for veterans and their families living in Oregon. From helping veterans obtain earned medals and military awards to filing claims for education benefits, ODVA is here with you every step of the way. The wide array of programs and services are provided by a grateful nation and state.
Funding the American Dream
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The current maximum loan amount is $417,000 or a veteran's remaining eligibility if there has been a previous ODVA loan.
Supporting America's Great Military Families
News for military veterans and families
VETS NEWS has geared Oregon veterans, spouses, and dependents with news they can use since World War II, and is read by military service members and veterans across the United States and abroad.
 

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