Memorial Day in Washington
Memorial Day, May 25, 2003, Rolling Thunder was held to pay respect and honor towards the brave Americans that have served and gave the ultimate sacrifice for America and the world.
Operation Rolling Thunder (also known as the "Rolling Thunder Program", in terminology of the McNamara Department of Defense) was the code name for a U.S. military campaign during the Vietnam War, the bombing of North Vietnam by air units of the U.S. Seventh Air Force, Task Force 77, and the South Vietnamese Air Force. Rolling Thunder was the first of three sustained bombing campaigns against North Vietnam, followed in 1972 by Operation Linebacker and Operation Linebacker II.
Rolling Thunder®, Inc.'s major function is to publicize the POW-MIA issue. To educate the public of the fact that many American prisoners of war were left behind after all past wars. To help correct the past and to protect the future veterans from being left behind should they become prisoners of war-missing in action. We are committed to helping American veterans from all wars. *
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The dark rainy weather did not stop people from all around the nation to meet in DC for the annual Rolling Thunder event.
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A female rider showing her support for the war vets.
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Proud to be an American.
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In the morning, riders endlessly came cruising into DC.
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Parking your ride was almost never a problem.
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Another group of riders just entering the city.
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He has a Tea cup helmet so that he can feel the wind through his beard.
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These folks rode all morning to attend Memorial Day in DC.
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Walking feels great after riding a motorcycle for several hours.
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DC. Police did a great job of keeping the peace, and making sure everyone was safe.
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U.S. Finds Initials of Missing Navy Pilot!
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Showing her support.
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Musical Tribute to America's Veterans.
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The main event took place on Sunday at the reflecting pool.
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