Washington Post | Free to a good home: Horses who have served their country Washington Post Kennedy and Quincy, highly trained horses who have served in the Army's Old Guard at Arlington National Cemetery, have finished their tours of duty. And both are up for adoption, free to a good home. They have served in a role almost unique in the U.S. ... Horses Who Served In Army Free To Adopt Horses who have served in the Army are free to a good home |
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