Delayed Pentagon 9/11 Education Center Highlights Washington’s Struggle to Prioritize National Memory
As America approaches the 25th anniversary of 9/11, plans for a long-overdue visitor education center near the Pentagon memorial face repeated delays, exposing bureaucratic inertia that risks leaving future generations disconnected from this defining moment of American resilience.
Nearly twenty-five years after terrorists attacked the heart of our nation at the Pentagon, plans for a dedicated visitor education center remain mired in delay. The $35 million facility, intended to educate millions about the sacrifices made on September 11, is only now slated for groundbreaking this summer — a painfully slow pace that raises serious questions about priorities in preserving America’s legacy. How Long Will Washington Delay Honoring Our Fallen? The Pentagon Memorial already draws over a million visitors annually, standing as a solemn reminder of the 184 lives lost both inside the building and aboard American Airlines Flight...
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