Iwo Jima hero Hershel 'Woody' Williams honored with ultimate

Lawmakers, military officials and members of the public gathered at the U.S. Capitol to pay respect to Hershel “Woody” Williams, who was the last remaining World War II recipient of the Medal of Honor.

Related Keywords

Japan , Quiet Dell , West Virginia , United States , Mount Suribachi , Japan General , Iwo Jima , Washington , Americans , Japanese , American , Harry Truman , Abraham Lincoln , Joe Rosenthal , Nancy Pelosi , Senate Minority Leader Mitch Mcconnell , Marine Corps History Division , Associated Press , Veterans Administration , Third Marine Division , Woody Williams Foundation , Washington Post , Defense Department , World War , Capitol Rotunda , House Speaker Nancy Pelosi , Third Marine , Marine Corps History , Old Glory , Marine Corps War Memorial , William Medal , Marine Corps , Naval History , President Harry Truman , Civilian Conservation Corps , Pearl Harbor , Gold Star , Hershel Woody Williams , Ie In Honor Us Capitol , Ershel Woody Williams Remembered , Ast Medal Of Honor Winner Wwii Remembered , World War Ii Veteran ,