The Vietnam Women’s Memorial Lynn H. This memorial, dedicated on November 11, 1993, is meant to highlight the service of women in the Vietnam war, mostly in support roles. It is the first “tangible symbol of honor for American women” (Vietnam Women’s Memorial Foundation, n.d.). Over 26,5000 women, mostly in their twenties, volunteered to serve…Continue Reading Vietnam Women’s Memorial
The Korean War Veterans Memorial
Plan your next visit to Washington, D.C. to see this historical tribute for the soldiers that fought in the Korean War (1950-1953). By Evelyn R. While Washington, D.C. is home to numerous monuments dedicated to honoring and remembering the soldiers that sacrificed their lives for the liberty of America, the Korean War Veterans Memorial attracts…Continue Reading The Korean War Veterans Memorial
D.C’s World War Two Memorial
by Peter J. The memorial to World War Two in D.C was authorized in May 1993 and opened on April 29th, 2004. 17 years in the making, it was inspired by a World War Two veteran named Roger Durbin, who prompted U.S Rep. Macy Kaptur to introduce legislation that would build a memorial to the…Continue Reading D.C’s World War Two Memorial