On Tuesday, World War II vets on an “Honor Flight” to visit their memorial in D.C. were not deterred by a government-shutdown barricade. Last night, after arriving home, a man who appears to be an Honor Flight volunteer defiantly and proudly held up a trophy from their capturing of the memorial: a strip of police tape apparently taken from the scene earlier that day.
@TwitchyTeam WWII Vets brought the police tape home! @ExJon @jrsalzman pic.twitter.com/nb9cqwgRn3
— Headshakers (@headshakers) October 2, 2013
Honor Flight Vets Coming Home To Mississippi, Guy holding 'Police Line' tape up like a trophy! https://t.co/PnQYtXt31v
— The Mad Hessian (@TheMadHessian) October 2, 2013
.@headshakers @TwitchyTeam @ExJon @jrsalzman @nbcwashington Gotta love these guys! Stormed through the barricade to their memorial. #tcot
— Lily (@LilyIsFree) October 2, 2013
Heart exploding MT @LeoShane: Vets from WWII memorial brought the police tape home! http://t.co/Eb2fHzPtih pic.twitter.com/fyJAzB0Zyp #shutdown
— Kate Hoit (@KateHoit) October 2, 2013
We salute you!
