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American Civil Wars Longest Siege. Welcome to the Port Hudson State Historic Site blog. Throughout the year we will update our blog with information on the Park and up coming events. So, stay tuned and come back often! We are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Along with Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day. Thank you, Port Hudson SHS Staff.
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Saturday, November 13, 2010. I was among more that 200 people gathered on the tarmac at the Meridian Air Navel Station to welcome Sgt. Newman, 30, of Waynesboro, Mississippi, home from Afghanistan. He did not exit to cheers and hugs but was greeted by respectful silence. Military men and women, bikers, policemen, firemen, all in formation riveted their attention as Sgt. Newman disembarked from the plane carrying him. He exited in a flag draped coffin, killed in action in Afghanistan.