Maj. Gen. Harold Greene laid to rest

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  • U.S. Army Major. Gen. Harold J. Greene was buried in Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday, August 14, 2014 with full military honors that included a caisson, two escort platoons, casket team, firing party, colors team, band a caparisoned horse, and a 13 gun (cannon) salute. Major Gen. Greene became the highest ranking casualty during the war in Afghanistan after he was killed by an Afghan soldier on August 5th. (Alan Lessig/Staff)
  • U.S. Army Major. Gen. Harold J. Greene was buried in Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday, August 14, 2014 with full military honors that included a caisson, two escort platoons, casket team, firing party, colors team, band, a caparisoned horse and a 13 gun (cannon) salute. Dr. Susan Myers is comforted by her son, 1st. Lt. Matthew Greene, and daughter Amelia Greene, left, as she put a rose on the casket at the end of the graveside service. Major Gen. Greene became the highest ranking casualty during the war in Afghanistan after he was killed by an Afghan soldier on August 5th. (Alan Lessig/Staff)
  • U.S. Army Major. Gen. Harold J. Greene was buried in Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday, August 14, 2014 with full military honors that included a caisson, two escort platoons, casket team, firing party, colors team, band a caparisoned horse, and a 13 gun (cannon) salute. Major Gen. Greene became the highest ranking casualty during the war in Afghanistan after he was killed by an Afghan soldier on August 5th. (Alan Lessig/Staff)
  • U.S. Army Major. Gen. Harold J. Greene was buried in Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday, August 14, 2014 with full military honors that included a caisson, two escort platoons, casket team, firing party, colors team, band a caparisoned horse, and a 13 gun (cannon) salute. Major Gen. Greene became the highest ranking casualty during the war in Afghanistan after he was killed by an Afghan soldier on August 5th. (Alan Lessig/Staff)
  • U.S. Army Major. Gen. Harold J. Greene was buried in Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday, August 14, 2014 with full military honors that included a caisson, two escort platoons, casket team, firing party, colors team, band a caparisoned horse, and a 13 gun (cannon) salute. Major Gen. Greene became the highest ranking casualty during the war in Afghanistan after he was killed by an Afghan soldier on August 5th. (Alan Lessig/Staff)
  • U.S. Army Major. Gen. Harold J. Greene was buried in Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday, August 14, 2014 with full military honors that included a caisson, two escort platoons, casket team, firing party, colors team, band a caparisoned horse, and a 13 gun (cannon) salute. Major Gen. Greene became the highest ranking casualty during the war in Afghanistan after he was killed by an Afghan soldier on August 5th. (Alan Lessig/Staff)
  • U.S. Army Major. Gen. Harold J. Greene was buried in Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday, August 14, 2014 with full military honors that included a caisson, two escort platoons, casket team, firing party, colors team, band a caparisoned horse, and a 13 gun (cannon) salute. Major Gen. Greene became the highest ranking casualty during the war in Afghanistan after he was killed by an Afghan soldier on August 5th. (Alan Lessig/Staff)
  • U.S. Army Major. Gen. Harold J. Greene was buried in Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday, August 14, 2014 with full military honors that included a caisson, two escort platoons, casket team, firing party, colors team, band a caparisoned horse, and a 13 gun (cannon) salute. Major Gen. Greene became the highest ranking casualty during the war in Afghanistan after he was killed by an Afghan soldier on August 5th. (Alan Lessig/Staff)
  • U.S. Army Major. Gen. Harold J. Greene was buried in Section 60 at Arlington National Cemetery on Thursday, August 14, 2014 with full military honors that included a caisson, two escort platoons, casket team, firing party, colors team, band a caparisoned horse, and a 13 gun (cannon) salute. Major Gen. Greene became the highest ranking casualty during the war in Afghanistan after he was killed by an Afghan soldier on August 5th. (Alan Lessig/Staff)