A new book titled "For Children of Valor: Arlington National Cemetery" is dedicated to helping children and families of the fallen buried at Arlington National Cemetery to cope with their loss. Five such families, representing the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps were presented with first-edition copies of the book during a recent ceremony at the cemetery's information center. The Arlington National Cemetery Commemorative Project produced the book in conjunction with illustration and photography support from The Washington Post. Dr. Stephen J. Cozza, a retired Army colonel, advised and helped author portions of the book. For more information, visit the Arlington National Cemetery Commemorative Project website.
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