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Albeit one of the simplest memorials on the grounds of the mall, it was by far for me the most emotional of the bunch - to see that many names who gave their lives for our country in a war many say should of never...More
I have gone to the Vietnam Memorial numerous times and each time am struck by the sheer loss. The first time I went was during its inauguration, the weather was like a monsoon and it seemed appropriate.
Inspiring, powerful, beautiful. A great reminder of how many people have given the greatest sacrifice for others. Definitely a place I recommend seeing in person.
This was a special stop on our visit to DC. So many outstanding things to see and do...this was at the top of our list and we loved it...so sad.
The wall is a stunning reminder of all of those who sacrificed their lives in service to this country.
This is a memorial to a war which began a very long time ago and only ended recently. However there is no judgement in the memorial which is a good thing. It is a tribute to the fallen done silently, in dark polished stone with...More
This attraction is a must see in DC. Even if you have no ties to the war, you will be moved and maybe brought to tears walking along the wall, reading notes and messages people have left for their loved ones. A VERY moving experience.
You hear so much about this and to just look at it does not do it justice. Luckly we had an amazing tour guide (Aaron Killian) to explain the details of the wall. The path you walk, the Hope, Faith and Love statue, but most...More
If you remember the times around the war in Viet Nam, you will be awed. If you don't because it's a long time ago, you will be awed still. The memorial is austere, but so very completely honours those who gave their last for that...More
Extremely moving experience for me. I served there in 1967, such a wasted nondeclared ‘war.’ Over 50,000 men lost their lives.
