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But we'll start by honoring the men and women who served in our military.
Live from Raleigh, WRAL News in high definition starts right now.
The First World War ended 90 years ago today with the signing of the armistice on the 11th
hour of the 11th day of the 11th month.
Today three World War I veterans together highlighted ceremonies around the world to
honor all men and women who have served in the military.
Good afternoon and thanks for joining us.
North Carolina is home to about 800,000 veterans and those still serving in uniform.
In Fayetteville, home of the Airborne and Special Operations Museum, soldiers unveiled
memorial stones to honor two combat units with ties to Fort Bragg.
As Brian Mem shows us, it was a moving ceremony that bridged the generations.
They were young once, strong and gung-ho, just like all these uniformed soldiers standing
in salute.
On a day like this, Paul Stenner feels 20 again.
I feel so good.
My dear, I feel so good.
He's 85, the only surviving member of the 550th Airborne Infantry Battalion.
He was a fighter once in Central Europe, World War II.
There is not a day, not a day goes by that I do not think of.
We were together all that time.
His battalion served only in the Second World War.
63 years later, the old paratrooper is here to see a memorial stone dedicated to his unit.
The good Lord made me be the survivor and to be here today and it's such an honor and
such a privilege.
Colonel William Malouche was young once.
It was just 41 years ago that we were just like you, training to go to Vietnam.
121st Field Artillery Regiment in Vietnam from 1967 to 68.
He's 81 years old now and he's looking into the eyes of today's young soldier.
I want to let you know we're proud of you.
You will be in our prayers, you will be in our thoughts and we want to salute you.
At 36, Major Shane Morgan is still young.
His family is young, three month old twin daughters, a two year old son.
And to see the living members come out here, I mean it means as much to us as I think it
does to them to be able to share those stories and that history with us and to be part of
the history we're making right now.
History made by soldiers, old and young.
Brian Mims, WRAL News, Fayetteville.
In addition to the 550th Airborne Infantry Battalion, another stone marker was dedicated
to the 321st Field Artillery Regiment which has fought in every war since World War I.
President Bush made one of his last visits to New York City as president today to honor
veterans.
The president and about 2500 war vets helped rededicate the Intrepid Museum.
This carrier recently returned to its Hudson River home following a 19 month, 120 million
dollar renovation.
US Air Force cares and respects its team, chopped away their lives, Hind Step, cost
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