World War II veterans reunite with graduates at Wantagh High School ceremony
They had been paired up to visit the National World War II Museum with five of the graduating seniors in April.
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Jun 24, 2023, 2:26 AM
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10h agoA handful of veterans were honored Friday at the Wantagh High School graduation
They had been paired up to visit the National World War II Museum with five of the graduating seniors in April.
The veterans say the children took great care of them and say it was a pleasure to experience their big moment.
The veterans were also presented with honorary Wantagh High School diplomas.
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