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(29 Jul 2011) HEADLINE: Walter Reed hospital says goodbye CAPTION: After more than 100 years treating presidents and soldiers, Walter Reed Army Medical Center has received a ceremonial sendoff ahead of closing its doors in September. (july 27) (ALL VIDEO FROM DC WALTER REED AP 1245 27 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED) (location: Washington July 27 2011) (source: AP) (vo: medium sword handed over ) WALTER REED''S SWORD, HANDED OVER TO THE NAVY (vo: NAT UP horns and salutes 12:51:30) AT THE CEREMONIAL CLOSING OF THE ARMY HOSPITAL BEARING HIS NAME (location: Washington July 21 2011) (source: AP) (vo: file of old hospital exterior from yesterday''s Walter Reed piece) AFTER MORE THAN 100 YEARS, THE LEGENDARY FACILITY IS SHUTTING DOWN IN SEPTEMBER IN A COST-SAVING MOVE (location: Washington July 27 2011) (source: AP) (vo: NAT UP applause and medium of people 13:17:20) MORE THAN A THOUSAND PEOPLE GATHERED WEDNESDAY TO SAY GOODBYE (vo: Walter Reed flag up and lowered 13:31:25) AS FLAGS REPRESENTING ITS VARIOUS UNITS WERE LOWERED (vo: flag rolled up 13:31:55) ROLLED UP (vo: flag covered and raised) AND COVERED IN BLACK (vo: medium of LTG Schoomaker 13:18:20) IT HIT THE ARMY''S TOP DOCTOR HARD (SOT/Lt. Gen. Eric Schoomaker, Army surgeon general 13:14:04) ("I stand before you today with a heart burdened with sorrow, and yet swelling with pride, as we witness the colors of this command for the final time.") (vo: wide flags carried out 12:32:40) WALTER REED''S OPERATIONS WILL SHIFT TO FORT BELVOIR, VIRGINIA AND THE NAVY''S MEDICAL CENTER IN MARYLAND...WHICH WILL NOW BE CALLED WALTER REED NATIONAL MILITARY MEDICAL CENTER. (SOT/John McHugh, Army secretary 13:08:40) ("These doors may close, the address may change, but the name, the legacy, and most importantly the work and the healing will endure.") (medium Sgt. Tichenor with wife and kids 13:15:21) ONE VET WHO HAD PART OF HIS LEG AMPUTATED AND REHABS AT WALTER REED SAYS LEAVING IS BITTERSWEET....BUT ALSO PROMISING. (SOT/Sgt. Shaun Michael Tichenor, U.S. Army 12:49:45) ("Can''t wait to start the treatment over there. I''ve seen pictures of the MATC building where we do our therapy for prosthetics and stuff like that. It looks top-notch. I''m excited for what''s next.) (vo: medium troops with flags 13:22:30) THE NEXT STEP IN ARMY MEDICINE (vo: tight soldier saluting 12:52:06) WITH A FAMILIAR NAME SAGAR MEGHANI, ASSOCIATED PRESS, AT THE WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER, WASHINGTON Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...