The episode begins with the death of George Washington. He was loved throughout the United States, and the news of his death sent the country into deep mourning. We also discuss another superb performance by the Constellation, follow the Marines as they make their way to their new home in Washington, D.C., and take a look at a young Marine Corps band.
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