One of the most powerful aspects of the trip was going to the memorial to U.S. men and women from our State Department, from our military, who lost their lives in Lebanon.
Tim Kaine: “One of the most powerful aspects of the trip was going to the memorial to U.S. men and women from our State Department…”
On the recordFebruary 24, 2014
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Kaine reflects on the significance of visiting a memorial for U.S. personnel lost in Lebanon.
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