The symbolisms behind the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC are largely on the observers. The engraved names on the black walls document and give voices to all those lost. Furthermore the two corner slabs marked 1959 and 1975 illustrate the years of first casualties at the War's begining to its end in 1975 - a course of 16 years. The surrounding Combat Nurse's statue credits the role of women during the war. The adjacent statue of the three GIs also credits the contribution of African Americans to the conflict in the midst of the Civil Rights Movements dividing the country at home at the same time the War progressed.
There is no fee required to enter the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
November 13th, 1982 (Actually, the whole Veterans' Day weekend was a celebration of Vietnam Vets in Washington D.C., culminating with the Memorial Dedication)
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall is the primary part of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. It also consists of the Vietnam Women's Memorial, and the Three Soldiers statue. The memorial was designed by Maya Ying Lin.
See website: Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall
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Korean War Veterans Memorial and Vietnam War Veterans Memorial
There is no fee required to enter the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
Oregon Vietnam Veterans Memorial was created in 1987.
Maya Ying Lin is the designer of the Civil Rights Memorial and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. The Civil Rights Memorial is in Montgomery, Alabama and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is in Washington, DC.
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Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge - Richmond - was created in 2002.
The website, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall gives that information.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial State Park was created in 1971.
Washinton, D.C.
The Vietnam Womens Memorial is one of the three parts that make up the Vietnam Veterans Memorial; it is a statue consisting of two nurses (most women in the Vietnam War were nurses, making these nurses a symbol) and an injured man in one of the nurse's arms.
They built their own Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial is in Washington, D.C.