May 2006

DISTRICT MANAGERS, CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SALES
POSTMASTERS

SUBJECT: Purple Heart Stamp Reissue

The United States Postal Service will reissue the Purple Heart postage stamp on May 26 at The Women in Military Service for America Memorial in Arlington, Virginia. This definitive stamp was originally issued on May 30, 2003, to honor the sacrifice of members of the United States military who have been killed or wounded in action. With thousands of men and women serving in Afghanistan and Iraq, this stamp continues to be of significant importance.

The Postal Service is working with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to promote this stamp. Veterans Affairs operates 150 Veterans facilities across the country, and the VA's National Cemetery Administration manages 122 national cemeteries. These locations can provide tremendous opportunities for special dedication ceremonies. Both organizations have shown great interest in hosting special dedication ceremonies nationwide commemorating the Purple Heart stamp and celebrating the VA's 75th anniversary. You may be contacted by a VA Public Affairs officer concerning a special dedication ceremony.

These attachments can help you plan for a successful event:

• Purple Heart 300 jpg image of the stamp for forwarding to local media.

• Technical details for reproducing stamp images to be forwarded with the stamp image.

• Purple Heart stamp facts and suggested talking points.

• Sample postmaster's speech.

• Sample media advisory. (To raise awareness of your event to philatelic media, e-mail the completed media advisory to George Flanigan at george.d.flanigan@usps.gov. George will forward the media advisory to philatelic publications.)

• Sample press release.

• USPS Public Affairs and Communications field managers.

• Veterans organizations.

• Department of Veterans Affairs Public Affairs officers.

• National cemeteries.

• USPS Government Relations representatives.

To obtain an enlargement of the stamp image for the event, contact Victor Pulupa of Dodge Color at 240-247-1800 x1815 or visit www.dodgecolor.com/uspsstampart/.

To order Purple Heart stamp products such as lapel pins, contact Kellie Rutherford of U.S. Allegiance at 541-330-6282 x141 or visit www.ipledge.com.

Promoting the Postal Service's stamp program provides us with a unique way to gain community support for Postal Service public policy programs and helps strengthen our ties with the communities we serve.

We wish you the best in promoting the Purple Heart definitive stamp. Should you have any questions, please contact your Public Affairs and Communications representative.

Azeezaly S. Jaffer, Vice President
Public Affairs and Communications

PUBLICITY KIT

Purple Heart Stamp Reissue

Technical Details

Issue: Purple Heart

Item Number: 103900

Denomination &
Type of Issue: 39-cent Definitive

Format: Pane of 20 (1 design)

Series: N/A

Issue Date & City: May 26, 2006,
Washington, DC 20066

Designer: Carl T. Herrman, Carlsbad, CA

Engraver: N/A

Photographer: Ira Wexler, Bethesda, MD

Art Director: Carl T. Herrman, Carlsbad, CA

Typographer: Carl T. Herrman, Carlsbad, CA

Modeler: Joseph Sheeran

Manufacturing Process: Offset/Microprint "USPS"

Printer: Ashton Potter (USA) Ltd. (APU)

Printed at: Williamsville, NY

Press Type: Stevens, Vari-size Security Press

Stamps per Pane: 20

Print Quantity: 50 million stamps

Paper Type: Prephosphored, Type I

Adhesive Type: Pressure-sensitive

Processed at: Ashton Potter (USA) Ltd.

Colors: Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

Stamp Orientation: Vertical

Image Area (w x h): 0.73 x 0.84 in./18.542 x 21.336 mm

Overall Size (w x h): 0.87 x 0.98 in./22.098 x 24.892 mm

Full Pane Size (w x h): 4.93 x 5.35 in./125.222 x 135.89 mm

Plate Size: 240 stamps per revolution

Plate Numbers: "P" followed by four (4) single digits

Marginal Markings: 2003 USPS • Price • Plate
numbers • Plate position diagram
• Barcode "103900"

Purple Heart Stamp Facts and Suggested Talking Points

• The Postal ServiceTM will reissue the definitive Purple Heart stamp (at the new First-Class 39-cent rate) commemorating one of the oldest military decorations in the world, and honoring the sacrifices of those who served as well as to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the VA on May 26 in Arlington, Virginia. The stamp will be a nationwide issuance.

• The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President of the United States to members of the U.S. military who have been wounded in combat or to the next of kin of those killed in action.

• According to the Military Order of the Purple Heart, an organization for combat-wounded veterans, the medal is "the oldest military decoration in the world in present use and the first award made available to the common soldier."

• 50 million stamps will be printed initially.

• The stamp image features a photograph by Ira Wexler of one of two Purple Hearts awarded to James Loftus Fowler of Alexandria, Virginia. Fowler was a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Marines and was serving as battalion commander of the Third Battalion, Fourth Marines, when he received this Purple Heart in 1968 following action close to the Ben Hai River on the border between North and South Vietnam.

• The original 37-cent stamp design was unveiled in Shreveport, Louisiana, at a Purple Heart luncheon at Barksdale Air Force Base on April 26, 2003.

• As with all of our stamp subjects, the ideas and suggestions for stamps come to the Citizens' Stamp Advisory Committee (CSAC) from American citizens. CSAC carefully reviews every one of the 50,000 recommendations they receive each year against a long list of criteria. The subjects they select then go to the postmaster general for final selection. CSAC and the Postal Service are interested in providing a diverse stamp program to the American public that appeals to a wide audience of varied interests and best represents the people, events, and accomplishments that have shaped our nation.

• Stamp collecting is a fun activity for the entire family that helps children learn about the world in which they live.

• Customers can get information about stamps and other Postal Service products by calling our toll-free number (800-STAMP-24) or by going to our Web site at www.usps.com.

Sample Postmaster's Speech

The following suggested speech segment is for use at local ceremonies and events to support and promote the Purple Heart stamp. Feel free to customize it to fit your local event and community.

Good [insert "Morning/Afternoon"]

I'm [insert name of postmaster/district manager/MC] and it's a tremendous honor for me to represent the United States Postal Service today as we unveil the second issue of the Purple Heart stamp.

At a time when our military service members continue to serve in Afghanistan and Iraq, it is appropriate that the Purple Heart stamp be reissued at the new First-Class rate. It is also appropriate that this stamp is being reissued as the Department of Veterans Affairs - the VA - celebrates its 75th anniversary.

We are proud the Purple Heart stamp has re-entered our gallery of significant events in American history as part of the Postal Service's 2006 stamp program, which celebrates the people, events, and history of our nation. Many Americans are inspired to find out more about the stamp subjects they see on their letters and packages, and thousands more become collectors every year.

Stamps are unique reminders of the amazing, triumphant, and spectacular accomplishments that shape the world in which we live, and clearly show that the Postal Service does more than provide mail service - the real power of the Postal Service is our ability to connect people.

This stamp continues to honor the sacrifices of the brave men and women who were wounded or killed while serving in the U.S. military.

In 1782, during the Revolutionary War, General George Washington issued an order that established a badge of distinction for meritorious action. The badge is known to have been awarded to three sergeants from Connecticut regiments.

Known as the Badge of Military Merit, the award was distinctive because it was available to the lower ranks at a time when only officers were eligible for decoration in European armies. "The road to glory in a patriot army," Washington wrote, "is thus open to all."

Now it is the Postal Service's turn to continue Washington's patriotic tradition. When you use this stamp, I hope it will remind you and all Americans of the courage of our men and women in uniform, and the price they have paid so that all of us can enjoy living in this great country.

I would like thank all of you and all of our guests for joining us here today.

Now, would [Insert names of unveiling participants if applicable] join me in unveiling the Purple Heart stamp!

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: [Insert Your Name]
[Insert Date] [Insert Your Phone Number]
Internet: www.usps.com

Sample Media Advisory
Sacrifices of Military Honored in [Insert City] With
the Unveiling of New Postage Stamp

EVENT: Unveiling of the Purple Heart definitive postage stamp

WHO: [List only dignitaries, key Postal Service officials, and any well-known special guests participating and/or attending event.]

WHAT: [Describe what makes event newsworthy. List any entertainment, refreshments, sales, etc.]

WHEN: [Insert hour, day, date]

WHERE: [Insert exact location of event]

BACKGROUND:

The Purple Heart definitive stamp was first issued on May 30, 2003, at the First-Class rate of 37 cents, to honor the sacrifices of the men and women who serve in the U.S. military. At a time when our military service members continue to serve in Afghanistan and Iraq, it is appropriate that the Purple Heart stamp be reissued at the new First-Class 39-cent rate. It is also appropriate that this stamp is being reissued as the Department of Veterans Affairs - the VA - celebrates its 75^th anniversary. The unveiling and issuance of this stamp commemorates the oldest military decoration in the world still in present use.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: [Insert Your Name]
[Insert Date] [Insert Your Phone Number]
Internet: www.usps.com

Sample Press Release
Purple Heart Postage Stamp Honors Sacrifices of Those Who Served

[Insert Name of Your City] - The sacrifices of the men and women in the military will be the focus of attention on [Insert Date] when the U.S. Postal Service and [Insert Organization/Special Guest] will unveil the second issue of the Purple Heart definitive postage stamp during a ceremony at [Insert location]. The 39-cent Purple Heart stamp is now available at Post OfficesTM nationwide.

[Insert City] Postmaster [Insert Postmaster's Name] will unveil the stamp to recognize and pay tribute to the men and women whose sacrifices have allowed Americans to live in freedom. Joining [Insert Postmaster's Last Name] at the ceremony will be [Insert Celebrity or Local/Area Dignitaries].

[Insert other notable happenings at event].

"[Insert Quote]," said [Insert Postmaster's Last Name].

This stamp was initially part of the Postal Service's 2003 stamp program, a program that celebrates the people, events and history of our nation. At a time when our military service members continue to serve in Afghanistan and Iraq, it is appropriate that the Purple Heart stamp be reissued at the new First-Class rate. Stamps are unique reminders of the amazing, triumphant and spectacular accomplishments that shape the world we live in, and clearly show that the Postal ServiceTM does more than provide mail service - the real power of the Postal Service is our ability to connect people. It is also appropriate that this stamp is being reissued as the Department of Veterans Affairs - the VA - celebrates its 75th anniversary.

The Purple Heart is awarded in the name of the President of the United States to members of the U.S. military who have been wounded or killed in action.

The stamp image features a photograph by Ira Wexler of one of two Purple Hearts awarded to James Loftus Fowler of Alexandria, Virginia. Fowler was a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. Marines and was serving as battalion commander of the Third Battalion, Fourth Marines, when he received this Purple Heart in 1968, following action close to the Ben Hai River on the border between North and South Vietnam.

Go to www.usps.com/communications/news/stamps/welcome.htm to see the Purple Heart stamp. Current U.S. stamps and philatelic products, as well as the free USA Philatelic catalog, are available by calling toll-free 800-STAMP-24. A selection of U.S. stamps and gift items are also available online at The Postal Store at www.usps.com/shop. Images of many current, past and future stamp issues can be found in the Stamp Issues section of the Collector's Corner.

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USPS Public Affairs and Communications Field Managers

EARL C ARTIS JR
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
US POSTAL SERVICE SOUTHEAST AREA
1735 N BROWN RD STE 200
LAWRENCEVILLE GA 30043-8153

Telephone: 678-442-6018 or 404-915-5877

SCOTT BUDNY
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
US POSTAL SERVICE WESTERN AREA
1745 STOUT ST STE 1075
DENVER CO 80299-7500

Telephone: 303-313-5125

MONICA HAND
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
US POSTAL SERVICE NY METRO AREA
421 EIGHTH AVE RM 5114
NEW YORK NY 10199-9681

Telephone: 212-330-3118

DEBRA HAWKINS
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
US POSTAL SERVICE NORTHEAST AREA
6 GRIFFIN RD N
WINDSOR CT 06006-9876

Telephone: 860-285-7265

PAUL SMITH
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
US POSTAL SERVICE EASTERN AREA
PO BOX 40593
PHILADELPHIA PA 19197-0593

Telephone: 215-931-5054

DARLA STAFFORD
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
US POSTAL SERVICE SOUTHWEST AREA
7800 N STEMMONS FRWY STE 450
DALLAS TX 75247-4220

Telephone: 214-819-8748

DEBRA YACKLEY
MANAGER
US POSTAL SERVICE CAPITAL METRO OPERATIONS
16501 SHADY GROVE RD
GAITHERSBURG MD 20898-9998

Telephone: 301-548-1465

DON SMERALDI
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
US POSTAL SERVICE PACIFIC AREA
7001 S CENTRAL AVE RM 364A
LOS ANGELES CA 90052-9641

Telephone: 323-586-1210

JIM MRUK
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
US POSTAL SERVICE GREAT LAKES AREA
244 KNOLLWOOD DR 4TH FL
BLOOMINGDALE IL 60117-2208

Telephone: 630-539-6565

Partnership

DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
810 VERMONT AVE NW
WASHINGTON DC 20420-0002

Phone: 202-273-5400

Veterans Organizations

THE MILITARY ORDER OF THE PURPLE HEART
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
5413B BACKLICK RD
SPRINGFIELD VA 22150-0194

Telephone: 888-668-1656
Web: www.purpleheart.org
E-mail: info@purpleheart.org

AMVETS
4647 FORBES BLVD
LANHAM MD 20706-4380

Telephone: 301-459-9600
Toll-free: 877-726-8387
Fax: 301-459-7924
E-mail: amvets@amvets.org

VFW (VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS)
ROBERT E WALLACE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
200 MARYLAND AVE NE
WASHINGTON DC 20002-5724

Telephone: 202-543-2239
E-mail: info@vfw.org

AMERICAN GOLD STAR MOTHERS INC
2128 LEROY PL NW
WASHINGTON DC 20008-1813

Telephone: 202-265-0991
E-mail: agsmoms@aol.com

BLINDED VETERANS ASSOCIATION
THOMAS H MILLER
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
477 H ST NW
WASHINGTON DC 20001-2694

Telephone: 202-371-8880
E-mail: bva@bva.org

CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR SOCIETY
VICTORIA LESLIE
DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
40 PATRIOTS POINT RD
MT PLEASANT SC 29464-4377

Telephone: 843-884-8862

DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS
DAVID W GORMAN
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
807 MAINE AVE SW
WASHINGTON DC 20024-2410

Telephone: 202-554-3501
E-mail: www.dav.org

JEWISH WAR VETERANS OF THE USA
HERB ROSENBLEETH NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR
1811 R ST NW
WASHINGTON DC 20009-1603

Telephone: 202-265-6280
E-mail: www.jwv.com

PARALYZED VETERANS OF AMERICA
DELATARRO L MCNEAL
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
801 18TH ST NW
WASHINGTON DC 20006-3517

Telephone: 202-872-1300

THE AMERICAN LEGION
JOHN F SOMMER JR
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
1608 K ST NW
WASHINGTON DC 20006-2801

Telephone: 202-263-2986

MARINE CORPS LEAGUE
MICHAEL BLUM
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
PO BOX 3070
MERRIFIELD VA 22116-3070

Telephone: 703-207-9588
E-mail: execdir@mcleague.org

*LEGION OF VALOR OF THE USA INC
PHILIP J CONRAN NATIONAL ADJUTANT
4706 CALLE REINA
SANTA BARBARA CA 93110-2018

Telephone: 805-692-2244
E-mail: pconran@att.net

(*This organization is only for those holding one of the two highest medals for valor: Medal of Honor or Army Cross/Navy Cross/Air Force Cross.)

Department of Veterans Affairs Public Affairs Officers

National Cemeteries

DIRECTOR
FORT RICHARDSON NATIONAL CEMETERY
PO BOX 5-498
FORT RICHARDSON AK 99505-0498

DIRECTOR
FORT MITCHELL NATIONAL CEMETERY
553 HIGHWAY 165
FORT MITCHELL AL 36856-4403

DIRECTOR
FAYETTEVILLE NATIONAL CEMETERY
700 GOVERNMENT AVE
FAYETTEVILLE AR 72701-6456

DIRECTOR
FORT SMITH NATIONAL CEMETERY
522 GARLAND AVENUE AND SOUTH 6TH ST
FORT SMITH AR 72901-2400

DIRECTOR
LITTLE ROCK NATIONAL CEMETERY
2523 CONFEDERATE BLVD
LITTLE ROCK AR 72206-2404

DIRECTOR
NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMETERY OF ARIZONA
23029 NORTH CAVE CREEK RD
PHOENIX AZ 85024-7500

DIRECTOR
MEMORIAL SERVICE NETWORK 5
OAKLAND REGIONAL OFFICE 343
1301 CLAY STREET 1230 N
OAKLAND CA 94612-5209

DIRECTOR
FORT ROSECRANS NATIONAL CEMETERY
POINT LOMA PO BOX 6237
SAN DIEGO CA 92106-0237

DIRECTOR
GOLDEN GATE NATIONAL CEMETERY
1300 SNEATH LN
SAN BRUNO CA 94066-2006

DIRECTOR
LOS ANGELES NATIONAL CEMETERY
950 SOUTH SEPULVEDA BLVD
LOS ANGELES CA 90049-3456

DIRECTOR
RIVERSIDE NATIONAL CEMETERY
22495 VAN BUREN BLVD
RIVERSIDE CA 92518-2740

DIRECTOR
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY NATIONAL CEMETERY
32053 WEST MCCABE RD
GUSTINE CA 95322-9749

DIRECTOR
MEMORIAL SERVICE NETWORK 3
PO BOX 25126
DENVER CO 80225-0126

DIRECTOR
FORT LOGAN NATIONAL CEMETERY
4400 W KENYON AVE
DENVER CO 80236-3000

DIRECTOR
BARRANCAS NATIONAL CEMETERY
NAVAL AIR STATION
80 HOVEY RD
PENSACOLA FL 32508-1099

DIRECTOR
BAY PINES NATIONAL CEMETERY
PO BOX 477
BAY PINES FL 33504-0477

DIRECTOR
FLORIDA NATIONAL CEMETERY
6502 SW 102ND AVE
BUSHNELL FL 33513-8914

DIRECTOR
GEORGIA NATIONAL CEMETERY
2025 MOUNT CARMEL CHURCH LN
CANTON GA 30114-7670

DIRECTOR
MEMORIAL SERVICE NETWORK 2
1700 CLAIRMONT RD 4TH FL
DECATUR GA 30033-4032

DIRECTOR
NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMETERY OF THE PACIFIC
2177 PUOWAINA DR
HONOLULU HI 96813-1729

DIRECTOR
ABRAHAM LINCOLN NATIONAL CEMETERY
27034 SOUTH DIAGONAL RD
ELWOOD IL 60421-9304

DIRECTOR
CAMP BUTLER NATIONAL CEMETERY
5063 CAMP BUTLER RD RR #1
SPRINGFIELD IL 62707-9722

DIRECTOR
MEMORIAL SERVICE NETWORK 4
INDIANAPOLIS REGIONAL OFFICE 326
575 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREET
INDIANAPOLIS IN 46204-1594

DIRECTOR
MARION NATIONAL CEMETERY
VA MEDICAL CENTER
1700 EAST 38TH ST
MARION IN 46952-4568

DIRECTOR
LEAVENWORTH NATIONAL CEMETERY
PO BOX 1694
LEAVENWORTH KS 66048-0694

DIRECTOR
ZACHARY TAYLOR NATIONAL CEMETERY
4701 BROWNSBORO RD
LOUISVILLE KY 40207-40207

DIRECTOR
CAMP NELSON NATIONAL CEMETERY
6980 DANVILLE RD
NICHOLASVILLE KY 40356-9594

DIRECTOR
PORT HUDSON NATIONAL CEMETERY
20978 PORT HICKEY RD
ZACHARY LA 70791-6722

DIRECTOR
BALTIMORE NATIONAL CEMETERY
5501 FREDERICK AVE
BALTIMORE MD 21228-2104

DIRECTOR
GREAT LAKES NATIONAL CEMETERY
4200 BELFORD RD
HOLLY MI 48442-9444

DIRECTOR
FORT SNELLING NATIONAL CEMETERY
7601 34TH AVENUE S
MINNEAPOLIS MN 55450-1105

DIRECTOR
JEFFERSON BARRACKS NATIONAL CEMETERY
2900 SHERIDAN RD
ST LOUIS MO 63125-4166

DIRECTOR
BILOXI NATIONAL CEMETERY
PO BOX 4968
BILOXI, MS 39535-4968

DIRECTOR
NATCHEZ NATIONAL CEMETERY
41 CEMETERY RD
NATCHEZ MS 39120-2027

DIRECTOR
SALISBURY NATIONAL CEMETERY
202 GOVERNMENT RD
SALISBURY NC 28144-5655

DIRECTOR
FORT MCPHERSON NATIONAL CEMETERY
12004 S SPUR 56A
MAXWELL NE 69151-1031

DIRECTOR
BEVERLY NATIONAL CEMETERY
RD#1 BRIDGEBORO RD
BEVERLY NJ 08010-9801

DIRECTOR
SANTA FE NATIONAL CEMETERY
501 NORTH GUADALUPE ST
SANTA FE NM 87501-1455

DIRECTOR
CALVERTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
NY CEMETERY COMPLEX
210 PRINCETON BLVD
CALVERTON NY 11933-1031

DIRECTOR
LONG ISLAND NATIONAL CEMETERY
2040 WELLWOOD AVE
FARMINGDALE NY 11735-1211

DIRECTOR
GERALD BH SOLOMON

SARATOGA NATIONAL CEMETERY
200 DUELL RD
SCHUYLERVILLE NY 12871-1721

DIRECTOR
OHIO WESTERN RESERVE NATIONAL CEMETERY
PO BOX #8
RITTMAN OH 44270-0008

DIRECTOR
DAYTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
VA MEDICAL CENTER
4100 W THIRD ST
DAYTON OH 45428-1088

DIRECTOR
FORT GIBSON NATIONAL CEMETERY
1423 CEMETERY RD
FORT GIBSON OK 74434-8106

DIRECTOR
FORT SILL NATIONAL CEMETERY
2648 NE JAKE DUNN RD
ELGIN OK 73538-3029

DIRECTOR
EAGLE POINT NATIONAL CEMETERY
2763 RILEY RD
EAGLE POINT OR 97524-6543

DIRECTOR
WILLAMETTE NATIONAL CEMETERY
11800 SE MT SCOTT BLVD
PORTLAND OR 97266-6937

DIRECTOR
INDIANTOWN GAP NATIONAL CEMETERY
RR #2 PO BOX 484
ANNVILLE PA 17003-9618

DIRECTOR
NATIONAL CEMETERY OF THE ALLEGHENIES
1158 MORGAN RD
BRIDGEVILLE PA 15017-1042

DIRECTOR
MEMORIAL SERVICE NETWORK 1
5000 WISSAHICKON AVE
PHILADELPHIA PA 19144-4867

DIRECTOR
PUERTO RICO NATIONAL CEMETERY
PO BOX 1298
BAYAMON PR 00960-1298

DIRECTOR
BEAUFORT NATIONAL CEMETERY
1601 BOUNDARY ST
BEAUFORT SC 29902-3947

DIRECTOR
FLORENCE NATIONAL CEMETERY
803 E NATIONAL CEMETERY RD
FLORENCE SC 29501-3232

DIRECTOR
BLACK HILLS NATIONAL CEMETERY
20901 PLEASANT VALLEY DR
STURGIS SD 57785-8947

DIRECTOR
CHATTANOOGA NATIONAL CEMETERY
1200 BAILEY AVE
CHATTANOOGA TN 37404-2805

DIRECTOR
MEMPHIS NATIONAL CEMETERY
3568 TOWNES AVE
MEMPHIS TN 38122-1200

DIRECTOR
MOUNTAIN NATIONAL CEMETERY
PO BOX 8
MOUNTAIN TN 37684-0008

DIRECTOR
DALLAS FORT WORTH NATIONAL CEMETERY
2000 MOUNTAIN CREEK PKWY
DALLAS TX 75211-6702

DIRECTOR
HOUSTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
10410 VETERANS MEMORIAL DR
HOUSTON TX 77038-1502

DIRECTOR
FORT SAM HOUSTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
1520 HARRY WURZBACH RD
SAN ANTONIO TX 78209-6002

DIRECTOR
CULPEPER NATIONAL CEMETERY
305 US AVE
CULPEPER VA 22701-3141

DIRECTOR
QUANTICO NATIONAL CEMETERY
PO BOX 10
TRIANGLE VA 22172-0010

DIRECTOR
GRAFTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
431 WALNUT ST
GRAFTON WV 26354-1748

DIRECTOR
TAHOMA NATIONAL CEMETERY
18600 SOUTHEAST 240TH ST
KENT WA 98042-4868

DIRECTOR
WOOD NATIONAL CEMETERY
5000 WEST NATIONAL AVE BLDG 1301
MILWAUKEE WI 53295-4000

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