Wreaths Across America continued its tradition of honoring fallen members of the military Saturday in cool, sunny weather at Arlington National Cemetery. This year, just under 3.1 million wreaths were placed at 4,

Saturday was National Wreaths Across America Day, where volunteers across the country will remember our country's fallen heroes.

Wreaths Across America comes back to Arlington National Cemetery this weekend. But the cemetery need volunteers to lay wreaths on every gravesite.

The Wreaths Across America program remembers fallen U.S. veterans, honors those who serve and teaches children the value of freedom.

“We are honored to host Wreaths Across America Day 2024. This day provides visitors an opportunity to reflect on the importance of service and learn the stories of the men and women who fought for our country,” said Executive Director of the Office of Army Cemeteries and Army National Military Cemeteries Karen Durham-Aguilera.

Day 2024 honors the sacrifices of veterans by laying wreaths on their graves at cemeteries nationwide. This annual event, held in December, brings together volunteers to remember fallen heroes, honor those currently serving,

Visitors at Arlington National Cemetery will lay wreaths on headstones to honor service members and veterans. Wreaths Across America will also be holding similar events at more than 4,500 locations.