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President Will Lay Wreath at Arlington
WASHINGTON - Official ceremonies and solemn visits will mark Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery.
The formal wreath-laying ceremony is scheduled for 11 a.m. EDT at the Tomb of the Unknowns. President Bush will be among those paying respects to the nation's war dead.
And the Memorial Day parade in Washington will feature one of the country's oldest veterans. Lloyd Brown was 16 years old when he signed up to fight in World War I. He's now 103, and one of an estimated 30 U.S. veterans of World War I still alive.
WASHINGTON - Official ceremonies and solemn visits will mark Memorial Day at Arlington National Cemetery.
The formal wreath-laying ceremony is scheduled for 11 a.m. EDT at the Tomb of the Unknowns. President Bush will be among those paying respects to the nation's war dead.
And the Memorial Day parade in Washington will feature one of the country's oldest veterans. Lloyd Brown was 16 years old when he signed up to fight in World War I. He's now 103, and one of an estimated 30 U.S. veterans of World War I still alive.