Address: 900 Ohio Dr SW, Washington, DC 20024, USA
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Myles Sykes
Remember freedom isn't free They sacrifice themselves for our freedom so we can live our lives be free God bless the men and women of our military Thank you all 🇺🇸
Christine Wilson
Go in the evening when everything else is closed! Nicely lit, less crowded, and it felt more powerful/meaningful after the sun had gone down.
Aline
5 stars are not enough
Deborah Galtere
Emotionally moving monument. The new additions added to the original statues were especially meaningful for my husband a Korean War Veteran. He found the names of his friends that were in his unit that were killed and had a place here to pay last respects and tribute to. A very special place.
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How many soldier statues are in the memorial. I never see them all on TV, & probably won't see them, live My father was wounded there before I was born
The is no good parking around the Washington Mall area. There is a visitor center you could check with and see if you could get a drop off permit.
It was dedicated on July 27, 1995.
Yes. I think all lost soldiers from all countries are represented here. Very humbling place.
That is a great question. I did see a park service person on the grounds talking to someone but I don’t know if they had a NPS stamp
You need to see the mall website.
It isn't? Universal soldier is in Manhattan
just love him korean vet
I would contact the National Parks Assoc. to find out
US Congress confirmed it on April 20, 1986. President George H. W. Bush conducted the groundbreaking ceremony on June 14, 1993, and the memorial was dedicated on July 27, 1995.
It was finished and dedicated in 1995
You would have to ask the republic of Korea. Embassy. They built and maintain the monument and the area
The closest restroom is at the nearby Lincoln Memorial. Â Facing the Lincoln Memorial, there is a doorway to the left of the stairs. Â Go in that doorway to find the restrooms. Â That is also where you will find the elevator that brings you up to the inner sanctum of the memorial.
Start 1993 ends 1995
Parking is difficult. you can park in the sorrounding areas.
Yes He Is! Dewitt, Stanley L. Sergeant U.S.Army (service# 16312243)
No. It is a different style from the Vietnam Veterans​ Memorial. Therefore it is impactful in a different way.
I do not know the answer to that. Ask Google.
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