A group may honor U.S. veterans and members of the armed forces by laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Public wreath ceremonies are limited to one per group per day, with a maximum of four participants in the ceremony. The wreath for the ceremony is provided by the participants.
Thanks - came here to post that. It is usually reserved for groups (like I posted the other day) such as Daughters of the American Revolution, Gold Star Moms, BSA, etc but the cemetery would never deny ceremonies like those 3.
~ 2:30 min mark, Trump and some other man are participating
~ 8:00 min mark or so, Trump + 3 women participate.
~ 14:20 3 more participants show up, Trump joins them
7 people, not including Trump or 3 ceremonies Trump is part of.
Does this prove anything?
IDK - It's still awful gray-area. I know what I believe, but that doesn't help anyone but me.
Well actually you can.
Public Wreath Ceremonies
A group may honor U.S. veterans and members of the armed forces by laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Public wreath ceremonies are limited to one per group per day, with a maximum of four participants in the ceremony. The wreath for the ceremony is provided by the participants.
From: https://www.arlingtoncemetery.mil/Visit/Events-and-Ceremonies/Request-a-Ceremony
Thanks - came here to post that. It is usually reserved for groups (like I posted the other day) such as Daughters of the American Revolution, Gold Star Moms, BSA, etc but the cemetery would never deny ceremonies like those 3.
Students from my granddaughter’s school participated in a wreath ceremony when they toured Washington DC.
One per group per day + maximum of four participants.
video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bR9SsJ9x5C8
~ 2:30 min mark, Trump and some other man are participating ~ 8:00 min mark or so, Trump + 3 women participate. ~ 14:20 3 more participants show up, Trump joins them
7 people, not including Trump or 3 ceremonies Trump is part of.
Does this prove anything?
IDK - It's still awful gray-area. I know what I believe, but that doesn't help anyone but me.
I welcome any comments.