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Honoring America's heroes past and present. Images from Howard Beach Memorial Day parade.

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Photo by Steve Malecki

Howard Beach remembers

State Sen. Joe Addabbo Jr., left, U.S. Rep. Bob Turner, Grand Marshal Patrick Connolly, and Councilman Eric Ulrich spend time together at the end of the parade.

Howard Beach remembers

Photo by Steve Malecki

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Stephanie Galati watched the parade with her 11-month-old daughter, Cecilia. 

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U.S. Marines march in the annual Howard Beach parade last weekend. Monday’s event drew hundreds of people from throughout Queens, and beyond.

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Jocelyn Diaz, 8, and her sister Alyssa, 6, wait for their father, Marine Sgt. Walberth Diaz, to return home after doing two tours in Iraq and three tours in Afghanistan.

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Grand Marshal Patrick Connolly, right, and Joe Wagner, both Vietnam veterans, at the parade.

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Photo by Steve Malecki

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Navy veteran Joe Wagner salutes the flag to honor the soldiers of the Korean War at St. Barnabas Church in Howard Beach.

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World War II veteran Thomas Slattery, 87, rode in the parade.

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  • lucylips posted at 10:27 am on Sat, Jun 2, 2012.

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    I HOPE A PHOTO OF THE BACKWARDS AMERICAN FLAG ONTHE BLUE SIGN ON 99 CENT STORE ON CROSSBAY BLVD NEAR ROMA VIEW WILL BE IN THE CHRONICLE THIS WEEK..IF NOT I'D LIKE TO KNOW WHY NOT?

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