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A Soldier’s Solemn Last Rights

Whether it's an elderly veteran from World War II, or one who died during active duty in Iraq, the last right for every soldier is a proper military funeral. Charles Lane recently spent time with an Honor Guard and learns about the meaning and tradition of the Military Funeral Honors Ceremony.

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Military Funeral Honors

National Cemetary Administration

Military Funeral Honors Customs and Traditions on About.com

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Performing "Taps" in a Military Funeral Honors Ceremony

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