Washington D.C.

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Day 1
Iwo Jima (six soldiers raising the flag)
Korean War Memorial
Lincoln Monument
Vietnam Memorial
World War II Memorial

Day 2
Arlington Cemetary
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Kennedy grave
Robert E. Lee's House
U.S.S. Maine
Audie Murphy
Space Huttle
Smithsonian Art Museum
Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
White House
Fireworks from behind the statue of Andrew Jackson

Day 3
Secret service speaker
Library of Congress
U.S. Capitol
Holocaust Museum
FDR Memorial

Get on the plane for our flight to Germany!

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Photos

Iwo Jima
The photograph of these six soldiers made the newspapers. When three of the six soldiers were found in the middle of the war, they were brought back to the United States and treated like heros. They did not like all of the attention because they felt that the true heros were the ones still fighting.

Iwo Jima
The photograph of these six soldiers made the newspapers. When three of the six soldiers were found in the middle of the war, they were brought back to the United States and treated like heros. They did not like all of the attention because they felt that the true heros were the ones still fighting.

Korean War
The Korean War is often referred to as the "forgotten war."

Korean War
The Korean War is often referred to as the \"forgotten war.\"

Korean War
The Korean War is often referred to as the "forgotten war."

Lincoln Monument
"In this temple as in the hearts of the people for whom he saved the union the memory of Abraham Lincoln is enshrined forever"

Vietnam War Memorial
This memorial only took six years to erect, which is much faster than the World War II Memorial took. This may be due to the fact that when the soldiers returned home, the government took away their guns and weaponry before loading them onto a bus to go home. People lined the streets, shouting and spitting at the soldiers. One soldier said to another one sitting beside him, "I wish I had my gun." After this horrible "welcome home," the soldiers deserved something special, hence the Vietnam War Memorial.

Vietnam War Memorial
This memorial only took six years to erect, which is much faster than the World War II Memorial took. This may be due to the fact that when the soldiers returned home, the government took away their guns and weaponry before loading them onto a bus to go home. People lined the streets, shouting and spitting at the soldiers. One soldier said to another one sitting beside him, \"I wish I had my gun.\" After this horrible \"welcome home,\" the soldiers deserved something special, hence the Vietnam War Memorial.

Arlington Cemetary
Eternal Flame

Fireworks
The figure is the statue of Andrew Jackson

Library of Congress
If you stacked up everybook in the Library of Congress from cover to cover, it would be long enough to reach the moon. Since there are so many books, people do not go into the actual library part. Instead, they find the title of the book that they want and they tell someone. They get the book to the person and he or she may use it in one of the reading rooms.

FDR Memorial
FDR has a lot of water in his memorial because he loved to be around water. He found it healing and relaxing.

FDR Monument
FDR has a lot of water in his memorial because he loved to be around water. He found it healing and relaxing.