Joey Cronin, 13, right, asks WWII vet William Hanusek how the war changed him as his fellow Rocky Run Middle School students (from left) Kincaid Youman, 13, Mahatha Kambham, 12, and Crystal Pan, 13, listen in. Hanusek was one of more than 100 WWII vets who came to the Chantilly, Va., school on Thursday, June 9, 2011 to participate in the school's annual World War II Day, called "The Latest Generation Meets the Greatest Generation." The day included small-group interviews with WWII vets as well as panel discussions and World War II-inspired entertainment provided by the students. (Barbara L. Salisbury/The Washington Times)
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