Saturday, May 16, 2020

More Cemetery Exploring

We continued our quest to find nice places to enjoy the outdoors that were far away from other people. Our visit to Bellefontaine Cemetery was a win, with lots of space and close to zero people. We continued our cemetery theme with a visit to Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.

 













This was a military cemetery after all. Even in death, there were a lot of rules to follow.








Notable residents include two Medal of Honor recipients as well as 123 victims of the Palawan massacre. As the Allies advanced in the Japanese-occupied Philippines, Japanese herded American POWs into buildings and then set the buildings on fire in order to stop them from being rescued.


You know what, I think this is meant to be an insult, but I'm gonna allow it.


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