U.S. Air Force General Richard Myers (L), Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and his wife Mary Jo Myers (R), lead thousands of motorcycle-mounted Rolling Thunder demonstrators, an organization who memorialize American veterans, in Washington for a Memorial Day gathering at the Lincoln Memorial, May 29, 2005. The riders started at the Pentagon and made their way to the Lincoln Memorial for their rally.
U.S. Air Force General Richard Myers (R), Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, walking with his wife Mary Jo Myers (2nd L) and Rolling Thunder founder Artie Muller (top L), stops to show off the Joint Chiefs insignia on his boots at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, May 29, 2005. Myers led thousands of Rolling Thunder motorcycle riders into Washington for their annual rally for veterans"