Tomb of the Unknown Soldier rules: Why a sentinel shouted 'silence and respect' at Hegseth's group
The warning a Tomb of the Unknown Soldier sentinel called out to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's group on Veterans Day reflects a standard of decorum every visitor to Arlington National Cemetery is expected to meet, no matter their rank.
A sentinel at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier issued a warning to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s group on Veterans Day. This incident underscores the consistent standard of decorum required of all visitors at Arlington National Cemetery. Rank does not exempt anyone from these expectations.
- A sentinel at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier called out a warning to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s group.
- The warning was issued on Veterans Day.
- The incident highlights the standard of decorum expected of all visitors at Arlington National Cemetery.
- This standard applies regardless of rank.
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