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Honor Flight Veterans Start D.C. Trip
Over 200 North Dakota and Minnesota veterans begin three-day Honor Flight to visit military sites in Washington, D.C.
In brief
Over 200 North Dakota and Minnesota veterans begin three-day Honor Flight to visit military sites in Washington, D.C. More than 200 North Dakota and Minnesota veterans start a three-day Honor Flight to visit military memorials in Washington, D.C. Originally reported by Valleynewslive.
First Day Begins
More than 200 veterans from north dakota and minnesota arrived in washington d.c. on sunday, sept. 20, 2026.
First Stop: Army Museum
Veterans visited the national museum of the united states army, pausing at uniforms, weapons, and vehicles.
Kevin Miller's View
Kevin, 'Bubba' Miller, said, 'i’m trying to absorb everything, trying to take it all in.'
“i’m trying to absorb everything, trying to take it all in”
Gracie Schroeder's Role
Gracie Schroeder, an air force member and honor flight volunteer, shared stories with veterans.
“it’s awesome to be able to talk and connect with the veterans and hear their stories”
Monuments Visit
Veterans saw the u.s. air force memorial and iwo jima memorial.
Next Stops
The group will visit arlington national cemetery and other memorials next.
“it’s once in a lifetime”
What it means
More than 200 North Dakota and Minnesota veterans start a three-day Honor Flight to visit military memorials in Washington, D.C.
