If a veteran passes away and the widow also passes away, how many grave sites are available at the National Cemetery?

In the scenario presented, when a veteran passes away and subsequently the widow also passes away, only one grave site at the National Cemetery is available. The reason for this is that the veteran is entitled to a burial site, and in many cases, the grave of the veteran can also serve as the burial site for the spouse, thereby allowing for both to be interred together in one location. This policy aims to honor the deceased and provide a shared resting place for veterans and their spouses, recognizing the unique relationship they had in life. Moreover, the National Cemetery system often allows for the spouse to be buried in the same grave as the veteran or in a nearby setting, but typically only requires one grave site to accommodate both.