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Sleep number. comfort individualized. the memorial gets over 4 million visitors a year. it was built in 2004, 59 years after world war ii ended. you can see two 43-foot pavilionses, one for the atlantic and one for the pacific on opposite sides of the rainbow pool in honor of the american troops who died in world war. despite the loss of life many look back on their service as something special that helped shape their lives. while their memories may have endured some of the famed vets are more concerned about today's soldiers and that that they may be worse with off. >> being in the service ...

Stores nationwide. sleep mber. comfort indivialized. here you can see two 43-foot pavilions, one for the atlantic, one for the pacific on opposite sides of what they call the rainbow pool in honor of the over 400,000 troops, american troops, who died in world war ii. and despite the loss of life, many from america's greatest generation look back on their service as something special that helped shape their lives. and while their memories may have endured, some of those same vets are more concerned about today's soldiers and that they may be much worse off. >> the service is something special. ...

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