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The Veterans Day service at Memorial Church honored Harvard’s “long crimson line.”

Decision reflects repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy.

As military service is opened to gays, the University agrees to end a ban dating to the Vietnam War era.

Advocates for Harvard ROTC seek information on Harvard alumni who hold military awards for valor.

A plaque honoring Harvard’s Medal of Honor recipients is dedicated in Memorial Church.

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