Tomb+of+the+Unknown+Soldier

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier located in Arlington National Cemetery honor soldiers who died in war and were never identified. There are four tombs that are guarded 24 hours a day 7 days a week. The largest of the tombs holds the unknown from World War I. There are also smaller tombs for the unidentified from World War II and Korea. The Tomb for the unknown from Vietnam is empty, since the remains of the soldier were identified after DNA testing. The tomb still commemorates those who did not return from Vietnam.

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