Tahoma National Cemetery Volunteer Spotlight: Meet Bernie Moskowitz, TNC’s Volunteer Service Organizer and lead bugler. Bernie a United States Army Veteran, was drafted into service in 1961. His last duty station was Ft. Lawton, he spent his last day of service scrubbing pots on KP duty! Bernie is a self taught bugler, at the age of 12 he learned how to play the bugle by listening to Civil War bugle records he then took over bugle duties in his Boy Scout Troop. After his time in the Army Bernie

Tahoma students' flag placement for Veterans Day halted by shutdown

Tahoma National Cemetery would like to thank Councilmember Reagan Dunn for joining our Second Saturday Service held this morning at 10am & 11am. The Veterans honored this morning were 200 service men and women that have been placed at Tahoma National Cemetery during 2020-2021 with out military honors due to various Covid-19 related issues. Today’s service honored 200 service members whose families could not make individual committal service arrangements due to the complex logistics of travel and

Memorial Day celebrations at Tahoma National Cemetery

WWII soldier to be buried at Tahoma National Cemetery Friday

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