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Veteran’s flag finds new home at Gibson

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GIBSON — An American flag that once draped the casket of Allen E. Christian, a private first class in the United States Armed Forces who lost his leg while deployed in Korea in the 1990s, has been given new life at the Gibson Train Depot. “This is not a brand new flag. This was only used one time on the grave of my uncle’s casket,” said Dave Wells, whose uncle Christian had been laid to rest… Source
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Veteran’s flag finds new home at Gibson

GIBSON — An American flag that once draped the casket of Allen E. Christian, a private first class in the United States Armed Forces who lost his leg while deployed in Korea in the 1990s, has been given new life at the Gibson Train Depot. “This is not a brand new flag. This was only used one time on the grave of my uncle’s casket,” said Dave Wells, whose uncle Christian had been laid to rest… Source

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