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House Approves Resolution Honoring WWII Veterans
Ryan Offers Assistance to Those Visiting Washington, DC WASHINGTON
– Today, as the U.S. House of Representatives unanimously approved a
resolution honoring the service of America’s World War II veterans, First
District Congressman Paul Ryan offered assistance to Southeast Wisconsin’s
World War II veterans and their families who are planning to travel to
Washington, D.C. later this month for the dedication of the National World War
II Memorial. “If
veterans and their families are planning trips to Washington to see the World
War II Memorial, I hope they’ll call our Washington office to ask about
setting up tours of the U.S. Capitol building and other assistance we can offer
them,” Ryan said.
“They should also feel free to stop by the office for information,
maps, or simply to say hello to other Wisconsinites.
Our office is like an embassy for residents of the First District, and I
hope they will let us know if they need help with anything during their stay in
Washington.”
People
who live in Wisconsin’s First District and will be traveling to Washington can
contact Ryan’s Washington office for assistance with tours or other requests
by calling 202-225-3031.
Those with internet access can also visit the website to fill out a tour
request form at www.house.gov/ryan/tourrequest.htm.
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