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- HISTORYJuly 13, 2012Dedicated in 1995, this memorial honors the U.S. military members who served in the Korean War (1950-53). More than 54,000 Americans were killed, while more than 100,000 others were wounded.Upvoted 3 weeks ago
- Paul SimpsonSeptember 16, 2013The statues look especially ghostlike at night. Almost like those who made the ultimate sacrifice are right there beside you.
- IWalked Audio ToursSeptember 8, 201219 stainless steel statues. Each measures 7’3”-7’6” tall & weighs 1000 lbs each. 164' long black granite wall has sandblasted onto it over 2,400 actual photos from war. More site info via<LINK> Read moreUpvoted 4 weeks ago
- Nico ParkerFebruary 12, 2019This is a great memorial. It's definitely worth a visit (especially if you enjoy history) though it is pretty solemn.
- _November 6, 2014The triangular structure of this memorial is amazing. All 19 stainless steel soldiers are dressed in full combat gear.
- Alan BruceDecember 3, 2011This is a beautiful monument! One of the least talked about but it's worth a visit
- Ron JeramiahAugust 5, 2018A great and beautiful memorial that pays tribute to the Korean War and its veterans
- Sean MillerDecember 29, 2017Very moving memorial, especially at night. Bless all those who sacrificed all to protect our country.
- Trust for the National MallNovember 19, 2013We hope you enjoyed your visit to the Korean War Veterans Memorial. Please join the Trust for the National Mall as we preserve this iconic park for future generations. Read more
- KarenAugust 14, 2022All the statues are quite frightening at night. Wouldn't recommend bringing your children here when sunset falls.
- Tom NealJuly 6, 2015Really nice reflective place to walk around and take in the atmosphere and remember those who gave their lives
- Come at night, walk to the wall first, then focus on the statues.
- Ellen S. P.December 24, 2015This memorial is best seen at night, where the faint light reflects off the granite slabs and soldier's faces.
- Joey GarciaDecember 29, 2017In 1953 when the Korean Armistice Agreement was signed, the fighting stopped, but not the war. Technically, the Korean War is not over, and the fighting can start at anytime.
- Beautiful trees to sit in the shade of as you stare at the pool.
- Zach RApril 20, 2015My favorite of all the war memorials. Captures the essence of what the men who served experienced.
- Look around you, there are always living veterans from every conflict gathered at this memorial.
- Sukil YoonJuly 24, 2014Thank you for your sacrifice. Thanks to you, I am living in a free country and enjoying democracy
- ianJune 8, 2011164 feet long and 100 tons of polished granite with more than 2500 photographic images of troops that supported the soldiers fighting the war sandblasted onto the wall.
- Brad ArmentroutJuly 13, 2012As said by many others, come at night if at all possible. A true testament to Freedom is Never Free. God speed warrior's.