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Elizabeth Rickert
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"A few things to look out for:
- Each state receives a pillar and they are arranged in the order they became a part of the United States, alternating from side to side.
- The memorial is divided into two side representing the Atlantic and Pacific fronts.
- The Freedom Wall and the Gold Stars honor the 416,800 American servicemen who died in uniform during WWII. Each star represents approximately 100 U.S. service members.
- There are two depictions of Kilroy hiddon on the memorial if you're eagle-eyed enough to find them!"
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Marissa W
"Transition from the Washington Monument to the World War II Memorial, where you can embark on a search for the monument dedicated to your home state or territory. Explore the meaningful tributes and honor the contributions of your region within the poignant context of this historic memorial."
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Abby West
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"A bit controversial when it was created (mainly because the style has a bit of a Fascist undertone), but it pays homage to the two distinct theaters of the war - Pacific and Atlantic - and each state that sent its sons off to fight in the war.
The fountains are nice!"
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