American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial

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Washington, DC 20217

The American Veterans Disabled for Life Memorial, located in Washington, DC, honors the sacrifices of veterans who have become disabled while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces. Opened in 2014, the memorial features a striking design with a reflective pool, an eternal flame, and various sculptures that symbolize resilience and honor. It serves as a poignant reminder of the courage and dedication of those who have faced life-altering challenges in defense of their country.

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Mary Kate E.
10/23/2017

What a lovely tribute to our veterans. This might not one you would stop and go out of your way to see simply because you might not know about it and it is not around the rest of the typical...

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