81 years after Iwo, these Marines reunited on Memorial Day — and instantly started trash talking
Two Marines, now 100 and 101 years old, were recently reunited in Washington, D. C. They had been part of the same unit during a significant event in history.
The men were invited to serve as Honorary Grand Marshals for a parade. Their reunion was marked by lighthearted exchanges, with one man teasing the other about his appearance. Further details about their encounter are available from the source.
The reunion occurred on Memorial Day, a significant day for veterans and their families. The two men were flown to Washington, D. C.
, for the event, which honored their service and sacrifices.
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