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3:31 12:37 The Official Guide to Funeral Services at Arlington National Cemetery ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip When requested the next of kin may expect a call from the military chaplain conducting their lovedMoreWhen requested the next of kin may expect a call from the military chaplain conducting their loved ones service about a week before the scheduled.

Affixing or attaching any item to a headstone or niche cover is prohibited. Items left at graves and niches will be collected and disposed of to facilitate normal cemetery maintenance procedures, such as mowing.

Other requirements of the Guard: They must commit 2 years of life to guard the tomb, live in a barracks under the tomb, and cannot drink any alcohol on or off duty for the rest of their lives. They cannot swear in public for the rest of their lives and cannot disgrace the uniform {fighting} or the tomb in any way.

When visiting the cemetery or attending an Arlington Cemetery military funeral, the commemoration of such events through photography and video is never uncommon nor discouraged.

Two major annual remembrance ceremonies take place at Arlington National Cemetery's Memorial Amphitheater, on Memorial Day (last Monday of May) and Veterans Day (November 11). Some 5,000 visitors attend each of these national ceremonies, which are sponsored by the U.S. Army Military District of Washington.

Persons eligible are members of the Armed Forces who die on active duty; veterans who are retired and receiv- ing retired pay, or would be eligible for retired pay but for their age, or are eligible for retirement but remain in an active reserve status; certain former members of the Armed Forces who were sep- arated ...

The M-14 rifles used by the Tomb Sentinels are fully functional, the Old Guard says. While the unit would not discuss further security measures due to the sensitive nature of what they do, it's clear the rifle isn't loaded when it's carried by the men walking the line in front of the Tomb.

The rule of thumb is that taking pictures of the service itself is not allowed. People will be grieving and they will be very vulnerable and will not want to appear in photos in that manner. It does not matter whether the service is in a funeral home, place of worship, or even outdoors at the gravesite.

When visiting the cemetery or attending an Arlington Cemetery military funeral, the commemoration of such events through photography and video is never uncommon nor discouraged.

Photography is permitted within the grounds of Arlington National Cemetery. Photographers who are members of news organizations need to make arrangements for a media escort by contacting the ANC Public Affairs Office at 703-614-0024.

3:31 12:37 The Official Guide to Funeral Services at Arlington National Cemetery ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip When requested the next of kin may expect a call from the military chaplain conducting their lovedMoreWhen requested the next of kin may expect a call from the military chaplain conducting their loved ones service about a week before the scheduled.

6:11 12:37 The Official Guide to Funeral Services at Arlington National Cemetery ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip If the next of kin chooses to make the information available. The starting time and meeting locationMoreIf the next of kin chooses to make the information available. The starting time and meeting location for each funeral. Service can be found on our website.

Affixing or attaching any item to a headstone or niche cover is prohibited. Items left at graves and niches will be collected and disposed of to facilitate normal cemetery maintenance procedures, such as mowing.

Any original photographs taken while at Arlington National Cemetery do not require a release from Arlington or the Department of the Army. Photographers may keep and use photographs they have taken as they wish.

3:31 12:37 The Official Guide to Funeral Services at Arlington National Cemetery ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip When requested the next of kin may expect a call from the military chaplain conducting their lovedMoreWhen requested the next of kin may expect a call from the military chaplain conducting their loved ones service about a week before the scheduled.

3:31 12:37 The Official Guide to Funeral Services at Arlington National Cemetery ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip When requested the next of kin may expect a call from the military chaplain conducting their lovedMoreWhen requested the next of kin may expect a call from the military chaplain conducting their loved ones service about a week before the scheduled.

Other requirements of the Guard: They must commit 2 years of life to guard the tomb, live in a barracks under the tomb, and cannot drink any alcohol on or off duty for the rest of their lives. They cannot swear in public for the rest of their lives and cannot disgrace the uniform {fighting} or the tomb in any way.

Affixing or attaching any item to a headstone or niche cover is prohibited. Items left at graves and niches will be collected and disposed of to facilitate normal cemetery maintenance procedures, such as mowing.

Affixing or attaching any item to a headstone or niche cover is prohibited. Items left at graves and niches will be collected and disposed of to facilitate normal cemetery maintenance procedures, such as mowing.

When visiting the cemetery or attending an Arlington Cemetery military funeral, the commemoration of such events through photography and video is never uncommon nor discouraged.

Other requirements of the Guard: They must commit 2 years of life to guard the tomb, live in a barracks under the tomb, and cannot drink any alcohol on or off duty for the rest of their lives. They cannot swear in public for the rest of their lives and cannot disgrace the uniform {fighting} or the tomb in any way.

Other requirements of the Guard: They must commit 2 years of life to guard the tomb, live in a barracks under the tomb, and cannot drink any alcohol on or off duty for the rest of their lives. They cannot swear in public for the rest of their lives and cannot disgrace the uniform {fighting} or the tomb in any way.

Two major annual remembrance ceremonies take place at Arlington National Cemetery's Memorial Amphitheater, on Memorial Day (last Monday of May) and Veterans Day (November 11). Some 5,000 visitors attend each of these national ceremonies, which are sponsored by the U.S. Army Military District of Washington.

When visiting the cemetery or attending an Arlington Cemetery military funeral, the commemoration of such events through photography and video is never uncommon nor discouraged.

When visiting the cemetery or attending an Arlington Cemetery military funeral, the commemoration of such events through photography and video is never uncommon nor discouraged.

Persons eligible are members of the Armed Forces who die on active duty; veterans who are retired and receiv- ing retired pay, or would be eligible for retired pay but for their age, or are eligible for retirement but remain in an active reserve status; certain former members of the Armed Forces who were sep- arated ...

Two major annual remembrance ceremonies take place at Arlington National Cemetery's Memorial Amphitheater, on Memorial Day (last Monday of May) and Veterans Day (November 11). Some 5,000 visitors attend each of these national ceremonies, which are sponsored by the U.S. Army Military District of Washington.

Two major annual remembrance ceremonies take place at Arlington National Cemetery's Memorial Amphitheater, on Memorial Day (last Monday of May) and Veterans Day (November 11). Some 5,000 visitors attend each of these national ceremonies, which are sponsored by the U.S. Army Military District of Washington.

The M-14 rifles used by the Tomb Sentinels are fully functional, the Old Guard says. While the unit would not discuss further security measures due to the sensitive nature of what they do, it's clear the rifle isn't loaded when it's carried by the men walking the line in front of the Tomb.

Persons eligible are members of the Armed Forces who die on active duty; veterans who are retired and receiv- ing retired pay, or would be eligible for retired pay but for their age, or are eligible for retirement but remain in an active reserve status; certain former members of the Armed Forces who were sep- arated ...

Persons eligible are members of the Armed Forces who die on active duty; veterans who are retired and receiv- ing retired pay, or would be eligible for retired pay but for their age, or are eligible for retirement but remain in an active reserve status; certain former members of the Armed Forces who were sep- arated ...

The rule of thumb is that taking pictures of the service itself is not allowed. People will be grieving and they will be very vulnerable and will not want to appear in photos in that manner. It does not matter whether the service is in a funeral home, place of worship, or even outdoors at the gravesite.

The M-14 rifles used by the Tomb Sentinels are fully functional, the Old Guard says. While the unit would not discuss further security measures due to the sensitive nature of what they do, it's clear the rifle isn't loaded when it's carried by the men walking the line in front of the Tomb.

The M-14 rifles used by the Tomb Sentinels are fully functional, the Old Guard says. While the unit would not discuss further security measures due to the sensitive nature of what they do, it's clear the rifle isn't loaded when it's carried by the men walking the line in front of the Tomb.

When visiting the cemetery or attending an Arlington Cemetery military funeral, the commemoration of such events through photography and video is never uncommon nor discouraged.

The rule of thumb is that taking pictures of the service itself is not allowed. People will be grieving and they will be very vulnerable and will not want to appear in photos in that manner. It does not matter whether the service is in a funeral home, place of worship, or even outdoors at the gravesite.

The rule of thumb is that taking pictures of the service itself is not allowed. People will be grieving and they will be very vulnerable and will not want to appear in photos in that manner. It does not matter whether the service is in a funeral home, place of worship, or even outdoors at the gravesite.

Photography is permitted within the grounds of Arlington National Cemetery. Photographers who are members of news organizations need to make arrangements for a media escort by contacting the ANC Public Affairs Office at 703-614-0024.

When visiting the cemetery or attending an Arlington Cemetery military funeral, the commemoration of such events through photography and video is never uncommon nor discouraged.

When visiting the cemetery or attending an Arlington Cemetery military funeral, the commemoration of such events through photography and video is never uncommon nor discouraged.

6:11 12:37 The Official Guide to Funeral Services at Arlington National Cemetery ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip If the next of kin chooses to make the information available. The starting time and meeting locationMoreIf the next of kin chooses to make the information available. The starting time and meeting location for each funeral. Service can be found on our website.

Photography is permitted within the grounds of Arlington National Cemetery. Photographers who are members of news organizations need to make arrangements for a media escort by contacting the ANC Public Affairs Office at 703-614-0024.

Photography is permitted within the grounds of Arlington National Cemetery. Photographers who are members of news organizations need to make arrangements for a media escort by contacting the ANC Public Affairs Office at 703-614-0024.

6:11 12:37 The Official Guide to Funeral Services at Arlington National Cemetery ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip If the next of kin chooses to make the information available. The starting time and meeting locationMoreIf the next of kin chooses to make the information available. The starting time and meeting location for each funeral. Service can be found on our website.

Any original photographs taken while at Arlington National Cemetery do not require a release from Arlington or the Department of the Army. Photographers may keep and use photographs they have taken as they wish.

6:11 12:37 The Official Guide to Funeral Services at Arlington National Cemetery ... YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip If the next of kin chooses to make the information available. The starting time and meeting locationMoreIf the next of kin chooses to make the information available. The starting time and meeting location for each funeral. Service can be found on our website.

Any original photographs taken while at Arlington National Cemetery do not require a release from Arlington or the Department of the Army. Photographers may keep and use photographs they have taken as they wish.

Any original photographs taken while at Arlington National Cemetery do not require a release from Arlington or the Department of the Army. Photographers may keep and use photographs they have taken as they wish.