WWII Veterans Memorial

An Honor Long Overdue

With over 1000 World War II Vets dying per day, and some 60 years after the war, the nation is set to open a beautiful memorial to these great veterans. This memorial day weekend will be a special one  in Washington D.C. as many veterans  politicians, and all of the past living presidents descend upon the memorial for it's dedication. The memorial is on the National Mall grounds between the Washington and Lincoln Memorial, a well deserved prestigous and prominent location.

After many years of political wrestling, and fundraising efforts by veterans, dedicated politicians and school children, the project came in with a $19 million dollar surplus in funds, which will be put in a trust fund. If only the rest of our government could manage such financial responsibility! A vision and a dream realized for many hardworking individuals across the nation who wished to honor the 16 million men and women who freely offered their lives in service for their country. Unfortunately by the time of dedication it is estimated as few as 4 million veterans of WWII will be alive, but we honor them in life and death.

Big festivities are planned around the opening with over 4 days of special events, music stages, and special reunion tents set up for the veterans. If you can't attend the opening you can still find out more about the memorial on line at the National WWII Memorial. Many of our Winter Texans and Texas Residents served in this War and we hope that in your travels you get to visit this great memorial in your honor. Thank you for your sacrifice and honor.
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