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I agree - go at night by cecilbasil

This memorial is just haunting, with the soldiers coming out of the trees and reflected on the walls

about 1 year ago

Untitled by kalavinka

For some reason I found this more moving than the other memorials. Sure the Vietnam Wall is very impressive with so many names as are the endless headstones at Arlington Cemetery. But somehow the Korean Memorial had the best of everything. There were statues of soldiers and a wall with etchings of onlooking soldiers, a contemplative fountain of water enclosed with facts of how many dead/wounded/etc, along with blossoming cherry trees nearby. It all culminated into a nice experience, not to mention the day I visited had many veterans and sons/daughters of veterans paying respects.

over 3 years ago

go at night! by caaaaitlin

amazing. i would tell anyone it’s a must-see.

i felt like i was in the soldier’s shoes.

over 3 years ago

Untitled by dcdaktari

This needs to be visited in the evening, and if it is raining even better!!!

over 4 years ago

Untitled by dollyd

Going to college in DC, my friends and I used to take weekend monument walks. One day when we came to the Korean War Memorial, I mentioned that I thought the shrubbery in between the statues were supposed to represent rice paddies. I think that when I visited DC as a kid my parents told me thats what they were to shut me up (or because kids believe almost anything, as I’ve learned while teaching).

My friends laughed at me, but I still don’t think rice paddies would be that much of a stretch.

over 4 years ago

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