Cemetery Profile: Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery
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- Опубликовано: 28 янв 2020
- El Dorado Films, in partnership with Veteran Documentary Corps, presents a Cemetery Profile on Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery.
Fort Rosecrans National Cemeteries in San Diego stands as serene guardians of military legacy, under the careful management of dedicated individuals like retired U.S. Navy commander Graham Leroy III. These cemeteries are not just final resting places but are active communities of memory and honor, providing support and comfort to families and veterans. They highlight notable interments such as Tuskegee Airman Claude Rowe and Navy Captain Edwyn Crouch, ensuring their stories and sacrifices are never forgotten. Despite the challenges of being government-run facilities, these cemeteries continuously strive to improve, aiming to provide a dignified and respectful setting that commemorates the legacies of those who served.
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My father is buried there , he will always be remembered
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Thank you
That cemetery is breathtaking especially when seen from the deck of a ship.
My father is buried there.
My grandfather MSgt. Paul C. Phillips (USMC) is buried there. He served 3 tours in Korea, and died while on recruit duty shortly after returning home in January of 1954. There is no mention of his Korea service on marker, and I have been told that was most likely because it was not an "official" declared war. Is there any way to rectify this?
I'm not sure of the rules, but I doubt that's the case since I've seen many headstones with Korean War on them. NCA is very good at helping family. I suggest you call the cemetery directly and inquire.
How or who did you contact before hand to get approval for Drone flight? I work for Whissel Realty and we're doing a community spotlight on Point Loma. I have my Part 107 License and checked the authorization for flight and seems it is a no fly zone. Any help or tips would be appreciated. Thanks
We shot on Federal VA/NCA land with their permission.
@@veterandocumentarycorps9994 Did you need to get approval from the FAA?