I lost 3 men on August 23 1968, the day before my birthday. I could not hold the grief when I found their names. We place a Plaque and a Red Rose for each of them. God rest their soul's and thank you for giving your all.

This memorial was shocking and sad at the same time. I liked that there were quiet places away from the wall where we could sit and reflect on sacrifices others have made for our country.

Given the place the Vietnam war has in American history, and the long wait before the war was immortalised, this sculpture perfectly illustrates the difficult relationship between the war and the people. Moving and beautifully done.

visited at night during a night time monument tour and it was really dark, so a little difficult to navigate. Still a very moving monument to those who sacrificed so much.

What an art piece! You need to get a walking tour by Tim Stewart to get all the relevant facts and information about it. Just viewing the piece is not as informative as understanding the historical and cultural significance.

I've seen this place on TV and in the news for years. It was very moving. Thank-you for giving your lives for our freedom!

You have to visit this one. Great place. Historical and beautiful. I was lucky to meet some veterans there.

I take a small school group to DC each year and always make sure we stop here. I take time to show them how to look up the names by looking for the guys who died from my high school. It makes it personal for them. I tell them young people their age fought and died so we can be... More

To stand near this was for the first time is an incredible, emotional experience. To read the names. To see the mementos left..... Wow.