The Rotary Club of Roswell recently embarked on their seventh trip to take 70 World War II, Korea and Vietnam War Veterans to Washington, DC, to see their Memorials. Since 2008, the Roswell Rotary has completed six Honor Air chartered day trips to Washington DC. Over 450 veterans have been able to participate in the tribute of this trip. As we enter into 2015, the mission to take our honored heroes of WWII, to see their Memorial, poses a critical and challenging effort in order to make this possible, for these elderly veterans. On April 14, 2015 approximately seventy World War II, Korea and Vietnam War veterans, plus guardians, emergency personnel including a doctor, gathered at the Roswell Community Center in early morning hours and traveled by police escorted motor coach to the Atlanta airport. They flew on a chartered plane to Washington, D.C. Reagan Airport, where they were taken by police escorted buses from the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport to the World War II Memorial. They also visited the Vietnam and Korean Memorials and ended the day with the changing of the guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.