I'm interested in learning more about the National World War II Memorial. Can you tell me the official dedication date, the total number of gold stars on the Freedom Wall, and what each star represents? Also, is there a way to view photos or a virtual tour of the memorial on this website?
Navigate to 'wwiimemorial.com'. Click on the 'Memorial History' dropdown. Click on the 'Timeline' link. Locate the dedication date of the memorial in the 2004 section. Navigate back to the 'Memorial History' section. Click on the 'Design' link. Scroll down the 'Design' page to find information about the Freedom Wall, including the number of gold stars and their significance. Look for any links or sections on the website related to a virtual tour or photo gallery of the memorial, potentially under 'Resources' or within the 'Design' section itself. Synthesize all collected information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Timeline' page and identifies the dedication date. The agent states the dedication date as 'May 29, 2004'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Design' page and locates information about the Freedom Wall. The agent states that there are '4,048 gold stars' on the Freedom Wall. The agent explains that each gold star represents '100 American military deaths' during World War II. The agent identifies if there is a way to view photos or a virtual tour of the memorial on the website, and if so, describes how to access it.