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6 Year Old Grandson of Veteran Carries on Tradition
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Jameson Lang, the Grandson of Lt. Colonel James David Miller (R-USA), a Vietnam veteran and Purple Heart recipient used to place flags at the graves of veterans in Aiken, South Carolina each Memorial Day. Proud of his service, Dave wanted to ensure that all veterans were remembered for their service to our country.
Dave Miller died unexpectedly 2010, but his legacy and commitment lives on in the lives of his grandsons.
This Memorial Day weekend, Jameson, his oldest grandson aged 6 came to Washington, DC from South Carolina to visit his "Pop Pop" at Arlington National Cemetery. When he saw the soldiers from the Third Regiment placing flags at the graves, he asked if he could help. The soldiers were kind enough to oblige.
After assisting with the placement at a few graves, Jameson waved goodbye and thanked them for their service.
His Pop Pop would undoubtedly be proud.
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