I'm going to have to agree with some posts above.. His grave is his family's own property and business. Even though the emotional touch is very nice, knowing that people are visting his grave.... It is not paying homage to the poor soldier who died, but to his famous name.

I know that technically it is legal. But I find it ethically obscuring for the family. Simply because by doing so, their memories of him are being weakened.

However, it is still a good story.