Memorials, Museums & Medals

Vietnam Memorial Top Draw

Among the most visited tourist attractions in the nation's capital is the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. More than 2.5 million people pass the black granite walls...

Rosie Gets Her Dues

With the dedication of the Rosie the Riveter Memorial in Richmond, Virginia, World War II women workers are getting the recognition they deserve. The memorial...

Contribute to History

The National D-Day Museum is now seeking artifacts from Pacific invasions. Paula Ussery, Museum Curator, says the museum is looking for artifacts with interpretative stories...

POW Artifacts Sought

The National Prisoner of War Museum, located at Andersonville National Historic Site, Andersonville, Georgia, is seeking artifact donations. The museum is the only unit of...

Where were you in January 1944?

Members of surviving families of the crew of the B24 Liberator shot down in the Ardennes region of Belgium in January 1944 are sought for...

Freedom Preserved and Celebrated

The Freedom Museum held the Third Annual Festival of Freedom August 10-12, 2001 at the Manassas (VA) Regional Airport. The festival welcomed heroes from 20th...

Lynchburg – National D-Day Memorial

The National D-Day Memorial opened on June 6, 2001 to honor the valor, fidelity and sacrifices of the Allied Forces on D-Day, June 6, 1944....

Barking Beagles Memorial

Long without a memorial recognizing its contribution to the war effort, the American Beagle Squadron Alumni created a Memorial Wall featuring bronze plaques and renderings...