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North Brunswick WWI committee invited to virtual flag raising in D.C.

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PHOTO COURTESY OF AMIE REHIL/ELMWOOD CEMETERY NORTH BRUNSWICK

The North Brunswick World War I Centennial Committee was recognized by the United States World War I Centennial Committee through an invitation to virtually attend the April 16 inaugural raising of the flag over the newly constructed National World War I Memorial in Washington, D.C.

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The North Brunswick committee dedicated efforts during the centennial celebration to commemorate, honor and educate the public through events like the North Brunswick Remembers exhibit that displayed military uniforms. medals, photographs and a collection from the Joyce Kilmer Museum from World War 1; the picture from 2017 is featured.

The committee also was presented the World War I Genealogy Research Guide to find military and non-combatant female WW I participants which will be donated to the North Brunswick Township Public Library.

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