A twenty one gun salute and taps are played by the Illlinois National Guard, 933rd Military Police Company based in Waukegan, Illinois, during a memorial service for Medal of Honor Recipients that have passed since last year's convention. The service occurred at the Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago, Illinois on Sept 18. US Army 51390 08 21 Gun Salute-2

A twenty one gun salute and taps are played by the Illlinois National Guard, 933rd Military Police Company based in Waukegan, Illinois, during a memorial service for Medal of Honor Recipients that have passed since last year's convention. The service occurred at the Fourth Presbyterian Church in Chicago, Illinois on Sept 18. US Army 51390 08 21 Gun Salute-2 Stock Photo

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