VETERANS SUPPORT KERRY
Lawrence Egbert, 77, of Baltimore, MD, a WWII veteran, distributes literature for John Kerry outside the Veteran's Caucus "A Salute to American Veterans" rally at the Boston Sheraton Hotel on Monday, July 26, 2004. An unprecedented number of U.S. veterans are being encouraged to support Presumptive Democratic Presidential candidate John F. Kerry in his run for the White House. (UPI Photo/Greg Whitesell)
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