Shortly before traveling with President Donald Trump on Air Force One to dedicate Wilmington, North Carolina, as the nation’s first World War II Heritage City in September, Marine Corps veteran Hershel Woodrow “Woody” Williams met with the president in the Oval Office.
Williams recounted that the president sat down at his desk, pulled out two handsome boxes made of walnut, and offered him a choice. “You can take either one,” he recalled Trump telling him. In one there was a skillfully crafted medallion embossed with the presidential seal. In the other was a key to the White House. “Which would you like?”
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