16 New York Army National Guard Soldiers volunteered to learn the basics of conducting military funerals. Some of their duties included firing wooden-stocked rifles and practicing a ceremony composed of 200-year-old drill movements.
To read the full article by Staff Sgt. Michael Davis in U.S. Army, click here.
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