Update: the photo is real. The photo was taken by Frank Glick in Fort Snelling National Cemetery in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Glick's hobby is photography and he was visiting the cemetery when he spotted the eagle atop a veteran's gravestone. Another man who saw the photo did some research to learn the identity of the veteran on whose gravestone the eagle alighted. He learned it was Sgt. Maurice Ruch, a veteran of World War II. Ruch's widow as well as his best friend were greatly inspired by the photo when it was finally shown to them.
Read the whole inspiring story here.
3 comments:
What a great photo!
Majestic and the best coincidental tribute to veterans I've ever seen!
I grew up just a few miles from Fort Snelling on the other side of the river (St. Paul.) We used to go there all the time.
It's a beautiful photo...
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