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Commemorative Plaques & Flagholders
World War Mothers
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In World War II, a Blue Star was used to designate a person in the
mililtary. My father's army photos has it on and probably most of you have
seen it. For those who served overseas, a silver star was awarded. For
those who died in combat, a gold star was awarded. This marker, one
of two or three found in Vermont, apparently marked the grave of a woman
whose child had served in the military. The blue, silver and gold stars
are all present on the marker at bottom.
I invite you to visit our site www.bluestarmothers.org I think your site is a wonderful and different part of history Susan Naill
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