Sat, March 12

6 AM Wake Up Call

6:30 AM Breakfast

This is when we are scheduled to eat, it is not optional!

You need to fuel your body, we have tons of walking to do today!

7:30 AM the Coaches leave the hotel ...... Make sure you have your things with you, we don't return until late Sat Night.

8:00AM Arlington National Cemetery

Arlington National Cemetery - Kennedy Gravesites - Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - Changing of the Guard - Valid photo ID required for anyone 16 and over (school ID is acceptable for students under 18) - Please leave all bags on the coach to expedite security clearance.

9:00 AM Changing of the Guard

9:15 Lux Wreath Laying at The Tomb of the Unknowns

Camryn Landers, Hadden Hill, Chloe Wolbert, Piper Dains

Special Wreath Laying at the grave of Chief Master Sergeant Gary Winchester

Addison Findlay

This is from ANC:

Visitor Rules for Arlington National Cemetery - May 2019

(12.) Engage in any disorderly conduct within the Cemetery grounds. For purposes of this section, a person shall be guilty of disorderly conduct if, with purpose to cause, or knowledge that he is likely to cause, pause inconvenience, annoyance or alarm be:

a. Engages in, promotes, instigates, encourages, or aids and abets fighting, threatening, violent or tumultuous behavior;
Yells, utters loud and boisterous language or makes other unreasonable loud noise;

Interrupts or disturbs a memorial service or ceremony;

Utters to any person present abusive, insulting, profane, indecent or otherwise
provocative language or gesture that by its very utterance tends to incite an immediate breach of the peace;

Obstructs movement on the streets, sidewalks, or pathways of the Cemetery grounds without prior authorization by competent authority;

Disobeys a proper request or order by the Executive Director, Cemetery special police, park police, or other competent authority to disperse or to leave the Cemetery grounds; or

Otherwise creates a hazardous or physically offense condition by any not authorized by competent authority.

Due to Covid and the assault on Washington (Jan 6, 2021) The Holocaust Museum has greatly reduced the number of people they let in. We only have 56 tickets to the Holocaust Museum. Our group will split up 56 will go to the Holocaust Museum and 48 will go to the National Archives.

National Archives

Archives -48

1. Mr. Irvine

2. Mr. Sunderman

3. Mrs. Sunderman

4. Mr. Armogast

5. Ryan Sweeney

6. Corie Lubash

7. John Schuler

1. Brown, Jailyn

2. Ost, Kate

3. Hoeft, Cora

4. Shen Jeff

5. Abby Lubash

6. Gonsringer, Joseph

7. Brennan Sweeney

8. Hadli, Anushka

9. Languis Hayden

10. Green, Asher

11. Lee, Samantha

12. Jack Reiss

13. Jake Schuler

14. Reazin Bauman

15. Addison Findlay

16. Alex Costea

17. Gall August

18. Goldsmith Luke

19. Goldsmith Joe

20. Morrill, Hunter

21. Ganesh, Ronav

22. Hill, Hadden

23. Hoffman, Rachel

24. Paprocki, Landry

25. Gavin Scharfen

26. Blythe Biberdorf.

27. Walter Putensen

28. Piper Dains

29. Ben Kurtzer

30. Carson Mutthersbough

31. Donovan Tibbles

32. Aubrey Franks

33. Cohen Bird

34. Lily Fitzgerald

35. Blythe Kamerzell

36. Avery Fletcher

37. Anthony Kopetka

38. Evan Spatz

39. Ella Combs

40. Isabel Lancaster

41. Kaci Sheridan

Holocaust Museum

Holocaust Museum-56

1. Ms. Van Winkle

2. Mrs. Marquez

3. Echols,Pam

4. Post, Laurie

5. Post, Kevin

6. Rooney, Shari

7. Coon, Jennifer

8. Erica Sullivan

9. Teresa Webster

10. Gustafson, James

11. Florell, David

12. Brandon Bluford

1. Frederick,Ky

2. Scott, Addy

3. Freeman, Alyssa

4. Granquist Jason

5. Caleb Kelly

6. Kona, Poojasai

7. Sprieck, Alli

8. Costea, Mara

9. Buggi, Gabriel

10. Post, Emma

11. Post, Kayla

12. Colbert, Hanna

13. Cary, Cecilia

14. Haley Mellick

15. Rooney, Claire

16. Landers, Camrynn

17. Walton, Joslyn

18. Hatfield, McKenzie

19. Stoner, Mira

20. Wolbert, Chloe

21. Coon, Lukas

22. Svendsen, Peyton

23. Irwin, Ainsley

24. Ricenbaw, Harper

25. Webster, Noah

26. Apple Sullivan

27. Kate James

28. Williamson, Rachel

29. Gustafson Kennadi

30. Gustafson, Blake

31. Hill, River

32. Haridas, Nitya

33. Trompke, Emerson

34. Florell, Tyler

35. Maddie Johnson

36. White, Lillian

37. Ng, Jolene

38. Izaya Zapata

39. Ethan Becker

40. Brody Bluford

41. Matthew Dauel

42. Abby Kruse

43. Devon Hirschman

44. Cinae Schneider

Smithsonian American History Museum

Everyone needs to start with "The Star Spangled Banner" Exhibit

Smithsonian Natural History Museum

Hope Diamond

Dorothy's Ruby Slippers

Superhero Costumes

Hi Ho Kermit the Frog here

Dinner and Shopping at The Pentagon City Mall

Other than gift shops this is your only time to shop on the trip.

Jefferson Memorial

FDR Memorial

MLK Memorial

Air Force Memorial

Iwo Jima Marine Corps Memorial

9/11 Pentagon Memorial

Hijackers flew American Airlines Flight 77 into the southwest corner of the Pentagon that day, killing 184 people — all on board the plane and many more inside the building, which was heavily damaged.

There are 184 memorial benches dedicated to each of the victims, and they’re organized in a timeline of their ages, from the youngest victim, 3-year-old Dana Falkenberg, to the oldest, 71-year-old John Yamnicky.

Each bench contains a pool of water that reflects light in the evenings, and they’re all positioned in a way that distinguishes the victims onboard the airplane from those inside the Pentagon. The benches for the 59 jetliner passengers are positioned so a visitor will face the sky when reading the victim’s name. Those dedicated to the victims inside the building have the victim’s name and the Pentagon in the same view.

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