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English: For the eighth year, service members gathered in Portland, Maine, to march the 26.2 miles of the Maine Marathon on Sunday, Oct. 6. The march, held in conjunction with the marathon, honors the fallen. Many carry pictures, buttons and ribbons of those service members who have died since the beginning of the war on terror. During the last two miles, family members and friends of the fallen join the march to complete the journey. "It's a chill up your spine because you've accomplished something and you're letting folks know that regardless of where the country is politically, we all stand together and we stand with the families of the fallen," said Maj. Grant Delaware, the executive officer for Headquarters and Headquarters Company 286th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, Maine Army National Guard.

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DVIDS Tags: operation; Maine; civil support team; fallen; Fallen Soldiers; weapons of mass destruction; memories; veterans; family; support; community; Iraq; National Guard; operation enduring freedom; 133rd Engineering Battalion; Tim MacArthur; Peggy Dostie; Tommie Dostie; Lynn Robert Poulin; maine marathon; ruck marches; families and servicemembers; not forgotten

Date

Taken on 6 October 2013

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Author

Photo courtesy of Rachel Bosse, Survivor Outreach Services coordinator for the state of Maine.

Location

PORTLAND, ME, US

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6 November 2013, 15:10

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