ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA – The Honor Project wants to make sure service members are never forgotten. Every Memorial Day, hundreds of volunteers visit thousands of grave sites to place a token of appreciation and say the name of fallen heroes.
The Honor Project started for family members and loved ones of fallen soldiers. It’s a community no one wants to be a part of but they find comfort in one another as they fight to remember those lost.
On a bright, chilly Saturday morning, hundreds of volunteers gather together just outside the gates of Arlington Cemetery. Many are seen hugging and taking pictures as they stand in line to collect their drawstring bags full of T-shirts and 20 tokens. These palm-sized, black wooden pieces, with
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