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* The National Military Monument

250 years ago, a new nation was born from the belief that freedom and opportunity belonged to the people. And, if necessary, was worth fighting for. Since then, more than 41 million men and women have answered the call to defend our freedom. This monument honors them and you can search a veteran's name. .

Standing tall in Washington, D.C., The National Military Monument™ is a living tribute to the generations of military members whose service and sacrifice made this historic milestone possible for our country. 

To our Roosevelt High School Class Of 1968 web site. 

This site is dedicated to and managed by RHS Class of 1968 classmates and is not affiliated with any other site. Your name and address will only be disclosed to the RHS Foundation so you can receive the Roosevelt TODAY paper for information and announcements. Your information will not be released to anyone else without your permission unless you opt to show it.

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1. Click the "MISSING CLASSMATES" link on the left column.

2. Click on your name and follow the directions. 

Once you've created your profile, you'll have access to all of the pictures, email messages, announcements, upcoming events and forums.