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By District & Cemetery NCA Monuments - By District & Cemetery District/ Cemetery Monument Date Installed Monument Count 1 - North Atlantic District ALBANY RURAL CEMETERY (88) GAR monument 1886 1 Total for Cemetery 1 ALEXANDRIA NATIONAL CEMETERY, VA (826) Memorial to Pursuers of Lincoln's 1922 1 Assassin Total for Cemetery 1 ALLEGHENY CEMETERY (120) Soldier's Monument 1876 1 Total for Cemetery 1 ASHLAND CEMETERY (121) 500 U.S. Soldiers of the Civil War 1960 1 Total for Cemetery 1 BALLS BLUFF NATIONAL CEMETERY (827) Clinton Hatcher cenotaph 1880 1 Col. Edward D. Baker cenotaph 1890 1 Total for Cemetery 2 BALTIMORE NATIONAL CEMETERY (802) 1st Marine Division 1/1/1995 1 Monument Certification Report 1/65 05/14/2019 District/ Cemetery Monument Date Installed Monument Count 2nd Marine Division 1/1/1996 1 3rd Marine Division 1996 1 4th Marine Division 1/1/1994 1 5th Marine Division 9/14/1996 1 6th Marine Division 9/14/1996 1 Marines, World War 2 1/1/1996 1 Total for Cemetery 7 BATH NATIONAL CEMETERY (803) 1812 Monument 6/1988 1 1st Marine Division 2004 1 Preservation of the Union 1892 1 Total for Cemetery 3 BEVERLY NATIONAL CEMETERY (804) VFW and VFW Auxiliary 5/1996 1 Total for Cemetery 1 CALVERTON NATIONAL CEMETERY (805) 1st Marine Division 2000 1 American Legion 6/1990 1 AMVETS, Post 111 2000 1 Carillon 1986 1 Chosin Few 2000 1 DAV 2000 1 DAV, JFK Chapter 205 2000 1 Fleet Reserve Association 2000 1 Gold Star Mothers 2000 1 Jewish War Veterans 2000 1 Monument Certification Report 2/65 05/14/2019 District/ Cemetery Monument Date Installed Monument Count Korean War Veterans 2000 1 Loyal Order of Moose 5/1992 1 Marine Corps League 2000 1 Merchant Marine Veterans 2011 1 Military Order of the Purple Heart 2011 1 Military Service Branch 05/2006 1 Monuments (5) Nathan Hale memorial 1989 1 POW/MIA 4/15/2016 1 Riverhead Town Board Veteran 10/2010 1 Memorial Submarine Veterans, WW2 2000 1 Veterans of the Vietnam War 2000 1 VFW 1995 1 Vietnam Veterans of America 1995 1 Vietnam Veterans of Suffolk 2004 1 Vietnam War 11/7/2013 1 Women Serve 9/24/2018 1 Total for Cemetery 26 CITY POINT NATIONAL CEMETERY (836) Army of the James 1865 1 Total for Cemetery 1 COLD HARBOR NATIONAL CEMETERY (837) New York (8th NY Artillery) 1909 1 Pennsylvania monument 1909 1 Unknown Union Soldiers 1877 1 sarcophagus Total for Cemetery 3 Monument Certification Report 3/65 05/14/2019 District/ Cemetery Monument Date Installed Monument Count CONGRESSIONAL CEMETERY (54) Arsenal Explosion Monument 6/17/1865 1 Total for Cemetery 1 CULPEPER NATIONAL CEMETERY (839) 10th Maine Volunteer Infantry 1890 1 28th New York Regiment 1902 1 2nd Massachusetts Infantry 1893 1 7th Ohio Regiment 1890 1 Armed Forces memorial 11/7/1992 1 Blue Star Memorial 9/3/2015 1 Civil War Unknowns 11/1988 1 Pennsylvania Monument 1910 1 Total for Cemetery 8 CYPRESS HILLS NATIONAL CEMETERY (808) 2nd Division American 5/30/1945 1 Expeditionary Forces British Navy Monument 1939 1 Eagle monument 1934 1 French Cross 1 Ringold Monument 1863 1 Total for Cemetery 5 FINN'S POINT NATIONAL CEMETERY (811) Confederate Monument 1910 1 Union Monument 1879 1 Total for Cemetery 2 Monument Certification Report 4/65 05/14/2019 District/ Cemetery Monument Date Installed Monument Count GERALD B. 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SOLOMON - SARATOGA NATIONAL CEMETERY (917) 1st Marine Division 1 4th Marine Division 2000 1 American Legion "Comrades," 10/18/2002 1 Post 337 American Legion Capital City - 2008 1 Scheiberling Post #225 American Legion Family 6/23/2002 1 American Legion Hudson Falls 05/26/2010 1 Post 574 American Legion New York 08/2004 1 American Legion Post 1530 1 American Legion Post 40 04/2006 1 American Legion Post 490 09/2004 1 American Legion Post 703 & 06/15/2009 1 Ladies Auxiliary American Legion Post 91 2006 1 American Legion, Post 1450 1999 1 (Mohawk) American Legion, Post 233 (Glen 8/12/2001 1 Falls) American Legion, Post 234 1 (Ballston Spa) American Legion, Post 278 7/2003 1 American Legion, Post 634 2002 1 (Cambridge) American Legion, Post 70 1 (Adirondack) Battle of the Bulge 2000 1 Blinded Veterans Association 2007 1 New York Regional Group, Albany Chapter BPOE All Veterans, All Wars 1 Carillon 1999 1 Cemetery Honor Guard 7/9/2001 1 Association Monument Certification Report 5/65 05/14/2019 District/ Cemetery Monument Date Installed Monument Count Children of the American 3/2/2011 1 Revolution China-Burma-India 2000 1 Chosin Few 2000 1 Congressman Gerald B.H. 11/11/2002 1 Solomon DAV 6/17/2000 1 Forgotten Warriors, N.Y. Korean 2000 1 War Veterans Grand Lodge Masons #121 11/2003 1 Italian American War Veterans 1 Italian American War Veterans 10/2016 1 Post 21 Jewish War Veterans 2003 1 Korean War Veterans "Forgotten 2001 1 Warriors" Marine Corps League 2005 1 Patriots of 1777 (DAR) 9/25/2003 1 Saratoga County Veteran's 2001 1 monument Seabees 3/2001 1 Sons of the American Revolution 2002 1 Submarine Veterans, WW2 2000 1 Tibbits Cadets of Troy, NY 6/3/2015 1 U.S. Merchant Marine 2005 1 USS Saratoga Navy & Marine 1999 1 Veterans Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies 10/2007 1 Auxiliary, Dept of New York Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6/6/2016 1 1498 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8/7/2006 1 420 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2006 1 510 Veterans of Mechanicsville, NY 5/2003 1 Monument Certification Report 6/65 05/14/2019 District/ Cemetery Monument Date Installed Monument Count VFW & VFW Ladies Auxillary, 8/2003 1 Post 6328 VFW Dept of NY District 3 State 5/14/2018 1 Flag Pole Circle VFW, Dept. of New York 2001 1 VFW, Post 2475 (Glens Falls) 1999 1 VFW, Post 7411 1 Vietnam Veterans of America, 04/30/2009 1 Adirondack Chapter 79 Total for Cemetery 54 GRAFTON NATIONAL CEMETERY (812) Blue Star Memorial 10/27/2016 1 Total for Cemetery 1 HAMPTON NATIONAL CEMETERY (849) Confederate Dead Circa 1890 2 U.S.S. Monitor 12/5/2012 1 Union Soldiers monument 1868 1 Total for Cemetery 4 INDIANTOWN GAP NATIONAL CEMETERY (813) Bugles Across America 9/2015 1 China-Burma-India 1 Navy Seabees 4/2013 1 Pennsylvania Veterans 9/14/2000 1 US Submarine Veterans of World 5/22/2018 1 War II Total for Cemetery 5 Monument Certification Report 7/65 05/14/2019 District/ Cemetery Monument Date Installed Monument Count LONG ISLAND NATIONAL CEMETERY (815) AMVETS All Veterans 1996 1 Chosin Few 2001 1 Fallen Comrades of Nassau and 1/1940 1 Suffolk Counties Vietnam War 5/12/2015 1 Total for Cemetery 4 LOUDON PARK NATIONAL CEMETERY (816) Confederate Monument 1912 1 GAR 11/25/1898 1 Maryland Naval 1896 1 Maryland Sons 9/1884 1 Rigby Monument 1891 1 Unknown Dead 1895 1 Total for Cemetery 6 MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL CEMETERY (818) 101st Airborne Division 1992 1 101st Infantry Regiment 1 102nd Field Artillery 1 166th Engineers Combat 1993 1 Battalion 1st Marine Division 1 20 & 4 Honor Society Women 1 Legionnaires 204th AAA BN 1 25th Infantry Division 1 26th Yankee Division 1 328th Combat Team 26th 1 Infantry Division 3rd Marine Division 1993 1 Monument Certification Report 8/65 05/14/2019 District/ Cemetery Monument Date Installed Monument Count 3rd Marine Division 1993 1 40 & 8 Honiere Society 1987 1 4th Infantry Division 1996 1 82nd Airborne 1993 1 83rd Infantry Division Association 6/2011 1 Americal Division 1985 1 American Ex-POWs 1985 1 American Legion 1985 1 American Legion Auxiliary 1990 1 AMVETS 1 AMVETS and Sons of 5/15/2015 1 AMVETS Sad Sacks 1999 1 BPOE Elks 1985 1 Chapter 54 Special Forces 1 Association China-Burma-India 6/1987 1 Combat Infantrymen's 2003 1 Association DAV 1 Flying Tigers 1991 1 Global War of Terrorism 10/9/2018 1 Italian American War Veterans 1989 1 Jewish War Veterans 1 Knights of Columbus 2003 1 Korean War 2005 1 Korean War Veterans 10/2009 1 Association Chapter #299 LST 11/11/1996 1 Marine Corps League 1 Massachusetts State Veterans 1993 1 Monument Massachusetts Veterans 1984 1 Merchant Marines 1992 1 MIA-POW Eternal Flame 1998 1 Monument Certification Report 9/65 05/14/2019 District/ Cemetery Monument Date Installed Monument Count Military Order of the Cootie 5/26/1996 1 (VFW) Navy Armed Guard 5/1995 1 Navy Cruiser Sailors 2004 1 Navy Seabees 5/21/2015 1 NYNEX 1 Pearl Harbor Survivors 1988 1 Polish American Veterans 5/27/1990 1 Purple Heart 1 Reserve Officers Association 4/1985 1 TROA 1989 1 United States Navy Submarine 12/15/2017 1 Service VFW 1984 1 Vietnam War 1 WAVES 1995 1 Womens Army Auxiliary Corps 1992 1 (WACs) Women's Overseas Service 5/1986 1 League World War 1 1983 1 Total for Cemetery 57 MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY (67) G.A.R. Circa 1900 1 Union Soldiers who died in 1906 1 Augusta hospitals Total for Cemetery 2 NATIONAL CEMETERY OF THE ALLEGHENIES (925) 911th Airlift Wing Retirees Group 9/12/2013 1 American Legion of Cecil 12/2009 1 Township Post 793 Monument Certification Report 10/65 05/14/2019 District/ Cemetery AmericanMonument Legion of Cecil Date Installed Monument Count Township Post 793 Destroyer Veterans 11/2010 1 Fourth Marine Division 06/2006 1 Association WWII Korean War Veterans 06/2008 1 Marine Corps League 4/24/2014 1 Department of Pennsylvania Merchant Marines of World War 06/2008 1 II Navy Seabees 04/2009 1 Patriot Guard Riders - 7/12/2013 1 Pennsylvania Pennsylvania American Legion 05/2009 1 Revolutionary War Veterans 06/2008 1 U.S.
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