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GETTYSBURG , Penn. – The National Park Service said they were alerted to two separate incidents of vandalism within Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania , and now police say they have identified the person involved.
National park officials, however, said all traces of the vandalism had been removed by staff by Aug. 20. “We can’t do it alone,” Heister continued. “Vandalism of irreplaceable historic objects and structures that belong to all Americans should concern everyone. We all share in the responsibility of protecting and caring for this special place and everyone is a steward of the heritage, history, and resources of Gettysburg during their visit.”Gettysburg National Military Park Superintendent Kristina Heister said that staffers were initially concerned that the graffiti would be permanent damage.
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