When a soldier dies on active duty, the branch of service that they were assigned to will arrange for the following services:                                     I           removal from place of death to funeral home                                     II          obtaining necessary burial/shipping permits                                     III         burial in a civilian cemetery                                     IV         embalming                                     V          dressing and casketing

What is the charge to a veteran’s family for burial in a National Cemetery? [BLANK-1]

The Jewish Holy Burial Society is called the:

If the funeral director needs to verify the discharge status of a deceased veteran, and the family does not have the DD214, the funeral director should contact the:

This memorial service is recited four times a year in the Jewish faith:

The Hebrew term for “container” is:

When a funeral director is serving the family of a deceased Knight of Columbus, the contact person for the fraternal organization would be the:

Who is responsible for the “placement costs” of the veteran headstone or marker in a public cemetery? This could mean the foundation that the monument sits on or the cemetery installation fee.  [BLANK-1]

The honor guard for a police officer/firefighter’s funeral would be posted:

Which of the following must appear on a VA headstone/marker:                                                 I           name                                                 II          rank                                                 III         branch of service                                                 IV         military decorations                                                 V          year of birth and death