So let me understand:  Our country has established a memorial in
DC to honor the WW II Vets and is open to the public, as the
other memorials are in DC. Yearly, local citizens and business’s
contribute money and time to take living vets from WW II back to
Washington, DC so they can see this memorial. These trips take
all year to plan, and volunteers make it happen for these
elderly citizens that hit Normandy, were part of the Berlin Air
Lift, Parachuted into France and Italy, Flew with Doolittle into
Japan, Sailed the Pacific and Atlantic, drove tanks in Africa
and fought hand to hand all over the world, to defend Freedom
for us Americans.  So this week, the hundreds of WW II Vets
arrive in Washington, DC to visit the “Open to the public”
memorial, placed there in their honor. What they were met with
was iron barriers and police tapes locking them out of this
normal open place. These memorials are not staffed with park
employees, so why the barriers? In addition to this, one
congressman asked theWhite House t