Beginnen Sie Ihren Tag im Herzen der amerikanischen Demokratie. Dem Symbol der Freiheiten, für deren Schutz unsere Veteranen gekämpft haben.

Tauchen Sie ein in die Geschichte im Pershing Park, wo Amerikas Rolle im „Krieg, der alle Kriege beenden sollte“ gewürdigt wird. Das Denkmal zeigt eindrucksvolle Bronzeskulpturen und eine Hommage an General John J. Pershing.

Ein heiterer und symbolträchtiger Ort zu Ehren behinderter Veteranen aller Kriege. Die Berge und die geätzten Glastafeln erzählen Geschichten von Widerstandskraft und Mut.

Dieser große Platz feiert die Einheit und die Opferbereitschaft der größten Generation. Von den Atlantik- und Pazifikbögen bis zur Freiheitsmauer mit 4.048 Goldsternen würdigt jedes Element den Preis des Sieges.

At the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC, visitors encounter 19 larger-than-life stainless steel statues of soldiers on patrol, representing all branches of the armed forces. The figures move through low juniper bushes and granite strips meant to evoke the rugged Korean terrain. A black granite Wall of Remembrance bears the names of more than 36,000 Americans and over 7,000 members of the Korean Augmentation to the U.S. Army who gave their lives. The reflective surfaces, haunting expressions, and etched images of servicemen and women create a solemn space for remembrance and reflection on the sacrifices made during the “Forgotten War.”

At the United States Navy Memorial, visitors can explore a striking plaza featuring the “Granite Sea,” a world map carved into the pavement that highlights the Navy’s global reach. At its center stands the iconic Lone Sailor statue, symbolizing the service and sacrifice of all who have served at sea. Surrounding fountains, flagpoles, and curved granite walls etched with scenes from naval history honor sailors past and present. The adjacent Naval Heritage Center offers exhibits, films, and educational programs, providing deeper insight into the traditions and achievements of the U.S. Navy.

Halten Sie unvergessliche Momente der berühmten Flaggenhissung auf Iwo Jima fest, verewigt in Bronze. Dieses Denkmal ist eine Hommage an alle Marines, die hier gedient haben.

At the National Japanese American Memorial to Patriotism During World War II, visitors find a serene yet powerful space honoring the courage and sacrifice of Japanese Americans during one of the nation’s most challenging times. The memorial features a bronze sculpture of a Japanese crane tangled in barbed wire, symbolizing the struggles of internment and the resilience of the human spirit. Granite panels surrounding the memorial list the names of Japanese Americans who gave their lives in service to the United States during World War II, alongside inscriptions of historical quotes and poetry. The tranquil setting invites reflection on themes of loyalty, justice, and perseverance in the face of adversity.

At the Vietnam Veterans Memorial visitors are drawn to the polished black granite wall etched with the names of more than 58,000 service members who lost their lives or remain missing in action. The wall’s reflective surface allows visitors to see their own image alongside the engraved names, creating a powerful connection between past and present. Nearby, the bronze statue The Three Servicemen depicts soldiers in combat gear, while the Vietnam Women’s Memorial honors the nurses who served with compassion and courage. Together, these elements offer a moving tribute to sacrifice, healing, and remembrance.

At the United States Air Force Memorial in Arlington, Virginia, visitors are greeted by three soaring stainless steel spires that rise up to 270 feet, evoking the image of the “bomb burst” maneuver performed by the Air Force Thunderbirds. The memorial also features statues of an honor guard, engraved quotes, and the names of Air Force Medal of Honor recipients, paying tribute to the service and sacrifice of airmen past and present. From its hilltop location, the site offers sweeping views of Washington, DC, making it both a place of inspiration and quiet reflection.