Well, howdy there, internet people it spell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Vietnam vets suing Trump over a vanity arc project.

One of Trump's many bizarre desires is to build a T-Mew version of the Arc Day Triumph in D.C. He calls it the Independence

Ark, and it will be 250 foot high, which is about half the height of the Washington Monument,

and of course topped with a statue in gold. White House spokesperson Davis Engel said the ark, quote,

will enhance the visitor experience at Arlington National Cemetery for veterans, the

families of the fallen, and all Americans alike, serving as a visual reminder of the

noble sacrifices born by so many American heroes throughout our 250-year history.

Vietnam veterans Michael Lemon, Sean Burns, and John Gunderson have filed suit to block the project.

In their complaint, they say, quote,

The ark is planned to be erected directly on the access between Arlington House and the Lincoln Memorial.

It will block historically significant reciprocal views between those two memorials that were consciously

designed and that have existed for nearly a century.

It goes on to state the plaintiffs quote,

believe that the planned arc by obstructing the symbolic and inspiring view from Arlington National Cemetery

to the Lincoln Memorial, would dishonor

their military and foreign service, and the legacy of their comrades and other veterans buried

at Arlington National Cemetery.

If you aren't familiar with the layout in the history, the Lincoln Monument Association was formed in 1867

to build a memorial, even though construction didn't actually begin until 1914.

The Lincoln Memorial offers an intentionally designed view of Arlington National Cemetery and the Arlington House across the Potomac River.

Arlington was land owned by Mary Ann Randolph Custis Lee.

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