Casing of colors marks close of historic Walter Reed hospital

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Army's chief medical facility, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, retired its ceremonial flags on Wednesday, as it closes its historic facility after more than a century of treating wounded American fighters and presidents. The complex in northwest Washington near the ...

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