Vietnam Women's Memorial Review

The Vietnam War Memorial is located in front of the Lincoln Memorial, designed by Lin Huiyin's niece Lin Sakura, and has two solemn black granite combinations, two granite formations of V-shaped shapes. The walls are engraved with the names of more than 50,000 soldiers killed or missing in the Vietnam War, and flowers and storyboards can be seen along the way. There are Vietnam War memorial statues next to them. There are many Vietnam War monuments throughout the United States, the most spectacular in Washington.

Very close to the Vietnam War Memorial, composed of three bronze statues, relatively not conspicuous, but the Vietnam War for the Americans is a special complex, so it still attracts many people to come and punch in.

In the trees next to the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington, D.C., stands the "Vietnam War Women's Bronze Statue." Three women of different appearances symbolize the women's bravery and hard work on the battlefield, playing an active role. The little squirrel in the woods, jumping and jumping, is also quite suitable~

After World War II, the most impressive war the United States fought was the Vietnam War, which erupted in 1955, and in the next 20 years was the largest war the United States participated in since World War II. The end result was that the Vietnamese People's Army (North Vietnamese Army) and the Communist guerrillas eventually defeated the Republic of Vietnam Army (South Vietnam Army), unifying the whole of Vietnam. In the Vietnam War, tens of thousands of powerful American troops died. Many people have the impression that the American soldiers are the characters who are not afraid of the earth. In fact, they are most afraid of Vietnamese women soldiers in the Vietnam War.

A more commemorative place is also a call for people to cherish peace

The monument is a great little proof of the many women who served during the Vietnam War. These women are often forgotten, and many come without much consideration. It is worth taking a few minutes to read the monument and the women who serve and care for many.