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As seen in: The Post-Star, U.S. Army, DVIDS, American Military News, The National Guard, Defense Media Network, Peninsula Warrior
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By Andrew Valenza Verified
| The Post-Star Verified
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NY Army Guard Provides Funeral Honors for Homecoming of WWII Airman

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By Andrew Valenza Verified, Avery Schneider, Eric Durr
| The National Guard
LYONS, N.Y. - A Lyons resident who died in World War II was laid to rest with full honors by seven Soldiers of the New York Army National Guard at the town’s Old Elmwood Cemetery on Nov. 7. The Honor Guard provided military funeral honors for Army Air Corps Staff Sgt. John A. Pagliuso, who died Oct. 5, 1942, during a bombing mission over Papua New Guinea. He was listed as missing until his remains were identified in March. Army Sgt.
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Column: Goodbye for now

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By Andrew Valenza Verified
| The Post-Star Verified
GLENS FALLS – A lot can change in a year. In that time, I published my second novel, got married, became an uncle again, visited Zambia with a group of army chaplains and grew out a not-so-great beard. And by the time you read this, even greater change will be here. I am taking a temporary leave from The Post-Star for the next year, and am eager to return, but first would like to take this time to reflect on this job since I accepted it in November 2023.
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