American veteran cemetery

In the United States, there are many cemeteries specifically devoted to veterans, maintained by the military, such as Arlington Cemetery[?]. Most have various rules regarding what must take place in order to be interred there.

The following are the religious emblems available for gravestones.

• Atheism
  • Atom symbol with an "A" in center
• Baha'i
  • Nine pointed star.
• Buddhism
  • Wheel of Righteousness[?]
  • Christian Reformed Church[?]
  • Cross and triangle.
• Christianity, Aaronic order[?]
  • Cross
• Christianity, Christian Science
  • Cross and crown.
• Christianity, Community of Christ
  • Child between lamb and lion
• Christianity, Episcopal
  • Cross
• Christianity, generic
  • Latin Cross[?]
  • A cup
• Christianity, Latter Day Saints[?]
  • Moroni with a horn
• Christianity, Lutheran
  • Cross
• Christianity, Presbyterian
  • Cross
• Christianity, Russian Orthodox
  • Cross
• Christianity, Serb Orthodox[?]
  • Cross
• Christianity, United Church of Christ[?]
• Christianity, United Methodist Church
  • Cross
• Christianity, United Moravian Church[?]
  • Lamb carrying flag
• Church of World Messianity[?] symbol.
• Eckankar[?]
  • Letters "EK" (stylized)
• Hinduism
• Islam
  • Crescent and star.
  • Five pointed star.
• Judaism
  • Star of David
• Konko Kyo[?]
• Native American Church of America[?]
  • Teepee and three feathers
• Seicho-no-ie[?] symbol.
• Sufism
  • Reoriented symbol
• Tenrikyo symbol
• Unitarian Universalist Association
  • Flaming chalice
• United Church of Religious Science[?] symbol.