GI Jews: Honoring Our Vets
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Space Coast Honor Flight is part of a network for vets to visit war memorials in D.C.
Space Coast Honor Flight is part of a network of nonprofit organizations that takes U.S. military veterans to Washington, D.C., to see the memorials of their respective wars. The trip is organized and carried out at no cost to the veterans. Arthur Friedman, a Jewish World War II veteran, was one of 25 veterans who traveled to Washington, D.C, on a recent trip with the group.
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GI Jews: Honoring Our Vets
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Space Coast Honor Flight is part of a network of nonprofit organizations that takes U.S. military veterans to Washington, D.C., to see the memorials of their respective wars. The trip is organized and carried out at no cost to the veterans. Arthur Friedman, a Jewish World War II veteran, was one of 25 veterans who traveled to Washington, D.C, on a recent trip with the group.
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