Posted on Feb 6, 2016
What are the Best Military Monuments that You've Seen? Share a Picture?
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What are the Best Military Monuments that You've Seen and Share a Picture?
RP Members let's get some really good pictures of the best Military Monuments!
Here is a great one. The Above Picture is: New Mexico veterans memorial Albuquerque Vietnam War!
VETERANS TRIBUTE please take a moment when you see former or active service men or women thank them. I stand and salute all as " All gave some and some gave all. "
RP Members let's get some really good pictures of the best Military Monuments!
Here is a great one. The Above Picture is: New Mexico veterans memorial Albuquerque Vietnam War!
VETERANS TRIBUTE please take a moment when you see former or active service men or women thank them. I stand and salute all as " All gave some and some gave all. "
Honor
Pride
Recognition
Service
Memorial
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B. J. Mc Farland LT. DC USNR (Ret'd)
I feel that the enclosed photos represent the best Military Monuments that I have seen in my lifetime:
1. World War II Memorial
2. World War II Veteran
3. Paul Revere
4. Sullivan Brothers-WWII
5. Cemetery at Normandy
6. Pearl Harbor
7. Vietnam Wall
8. Boston University ROTC
I feel that the enclosed photos represent the best Military Monuments that I have seen in my lifetime:
1. World War II Memorial
2. World War II Veteran
3. Paul Revere
4. Sullivan Brothers-WWII
5. Cemetery at Normandy
6. Pearl Harbor
7. Vietnam Wall
8. Boston University ROTC
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In the city of Arlington, VA, there are quite a few. In my opinion, its ANC. While stationed there, i saw so many more monuments within those hollowed grounds that the general public doesn't generally see. Many have seen the Kennedy site and the Tomb of the unknown Soldier, but there are even more monuments that a lot of people are not aware of, that have significant places in history. So yeah, ANC by far!!
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I got a chance to see the wall in Washington DC and was a great EYE opener for me it it made difference in my military life.
SSG Mark Franzen
USA Vet
SSG Mark Franzen
USA Vet
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Mike, mine was having the honor of laying a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown. Thank you for your service!
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COL (Join to see)
Is that museum new? My son was deployed to SG during Desert Storm which was not too long after the walls came down. He told about crossing into "East Germany" and meeting soldiers who had been part of DDR/GDR military. I am thinking that museum came about after the early 90s.
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SSG Dave Johnston
I believe it is, here is the link to his efforts https://www.facebook.com/groups/ [login to see] 2152/?ref=search and this is the founder of the museum This is the founder https://www.facebook.com/ralf.stumpf1?fref=search&__tn__=%2Cd%2CP-R&eid=ARAx-Xk6uUNGsVBJA7lfkj69BuPaZDiduJaD8GgteXGOCF22plBK8UW1-N5Dnf0OkawvGrd1VPXvkXcz and
US Cold War Museum Schwäbisch Gmünd
Welcome everyone who supports the Museum we built. Hopefully 2019!!! Maybe earlyer!!! As soon the Mayor of Schwäbisch Gmünd gives us green light we can get started!!!!Here is a email adress just in...
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