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VAntage Point 2,000 miles and three days to fulfill Veteran’s last wish WWII Veteran wanted to be buried beside his mother A group of volunteers recently escorted the remains of WWII and Korean War Veteran Colonel Wallace Taylor on his final journey to his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, as part of a Final Mile ceremony. The trip took three days and nearly 2,000 miles. It fulfilled Taylor’s wish to be put to rest in a burial site beside his mother. Served in WWII and the Korean War The trip was part of Haley’s Final Mile program, a partnership between the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital in Tampa, Florida, and the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association that ensures no Veteran makes the trip to their final resting place alone.

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