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Journal photo / Mary Murphy
John Dunnigan, right, and Ralph Greco, both of Warwick, tour the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. They live a block away from each other and met for the first time in a trip arranged by the Rhode Island National Guard.
A video tour
04.08.2004, Washington, D.C. / Video by Belo Corp.'s Washington bureau staff
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From the AP: A panoramic look at the new memorial and its location

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