From the left, National Park Service employees from Gettysburg National Military Park Lucas Flickinger, monument preservation supervisor; Randy Coy, motor vehicle operator; Bryan Knepper, preservation specialist; and Rebecca Stevens, Arlington National Cemetery Cultural Resources Manager, look at a cannon and carriage reinstalled after repairs at the gravesite of Maj. Gen. Wallace Fitz Randolph, born June 11, 1841, and died Dec. 9, 1910, in Section 1 of Arlington National Cemetery, Sept. 30, 2015, in Arlington, Va. "The Randolph Cannon is unique in all the cemetery. It is the only military iss
From the left, National Park Service employees from Gettysburg National Military Park Lucas Flickinger, monument preservation supervisor; Randy Coy, motor vehicle operator; Bryan Knepper, preservation specialist; and Rebecca Stevens, Arlington National Cemetery Cultural Resources Manager, look at a cannon and carriage reinstalled after repairs at the gravesite of Maj. Gen. Wallace Fitz Randolph, born June 11, 1841, and died Dec. 9, 1910, in Section 1 of Arlington National Cemetery, Sept. 30, 2015, in Arlington, Va. "The Randolph Cannon is unique in all the cemetery. It is the only military issue headstone that is not a white marble marker, it is actually a civil war era cannon," said Rebecca Stevens, ANC cultural resources manager. ( Army photo by Rachel Larue/Arlington National Cemetery/released)
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