‘Nobody should go alone’: 1,500 strangers honor WWII veteran with no known family
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‘Nobody should go alone': 1,500 strangers honor WWII veteran with no known family.
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Navy WWII veteran John Arnold, 98, died with no known family, but 1,500 strangers answered a public call to give him a hero's farewell in Massachusetts.
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