Duke hosts National Veterans Day commemoration ceremony
(11/12/24 3:49am)
Duke hosted its National Veterans Day Commemoration Ceremony Monday to honor the United States’ military personnel’s service to the country.
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Duke hosted its National Veterans Day Commemoration Ceremony Monday to honor the United States’ military personnel’s service to the country.
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