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    Retired 1st Sgt. Richard Cobb, a 20-year Army veteran and Bronze Star recipient, marches down Congress Street in Portland on Monday. With Memorial Day events canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic, Cobb held a one-man parade, marching from Longfellow Square to Monument Square.

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    Richard Cobb crosses the intersection of Congress and High streets Monday during his one-person Memorial Day parade from Longfellow Square to Monument Square.

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    Richard Cobb had a police escort down Congress Street on Monday for his Memorial Day march from Longfellow Square to Monument Square.

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    Suzanne Giobbi, left, and Jackie Adamo applaud Richard Cobb as he marches alone Monday on Congress Street to commemorate Memorial Day.

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    First Sgt. Richard Cobb marches down Congress Street on Monday on his way to Monument Square, where he placed a wreath at the base of the Our Lady of Victory statue.

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    Richard Cobb approaches the Our Lady of Victory statue in Monument Square to lay a wreath commemorating Memorial Day.

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    Richard Cobb salutes the memorial wreath that he placed at the base of Portland's Our Lady of Victory statue Monday after marching from Longfellow Square to Monument Square.

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