(KNOX) – The Honor Flight of North Dakota and Minnesota is in Washington D.C. as the organization took 117 veterans on an honor flight to eventually see memorials being built for them.
They flew out of Grand Forks, and there are 115 men and two women on this trip. 114 of them served in the Vietnam War, and three others were in the Korean War.
The veterans will also visit the U.S. Marine Corps Memorial, as well as the National Museum of the U.S. Army and Arlington National Cemetery during the trip. They are scheduled to fly back on Tuesday night.
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