Hawaii veterans begin inaugural Honor Flight to Washington, D.C.
Twenty-five Hawaii veterans are flying to the nation's capital for the first Honor Flight from the islands, a long-awaited trip for people who served decades ago.
- The group left Honolulu early and has already reached Seattle, with one more flight to go.
- Each veteran travels with a guardian, and the mood is a mix of pride and emotion.
- Roland, a Marine Corps veteran, plans to honor fellow service members at the Vietnam Memorial.
- Paula, who spent 21 years as an Army nurse during the Vietnam era, most wants to see the women's memorial.
Outlook: The veterans arrive in Washington shortly to visit the memorials they have carried with them for decades.