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Below: The SC Korean War Veterans Memorial |
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This monument had a symbol for each of
the branches of the U.S. Military, but Karen Duquette only photographed
two of them. |
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Below: The monument is dedicated
to Pearl Harbor wives, widows, sons and daughter |
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The Holocaust monument stands on a granite
Star of David and features the names of Holocaust liberators and survivors
of South Carolina engraved on its granite walls. The memorial includes
a map of the death camps across Europe and a chronology of WWII. |
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Below: Monument for South Carolina's War Dogs |
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Below: The Vietnam Memorial, is the largest
monument of its type outside of Washington DC. It stands here as a memorial
to 980 South Carolinians who died in Vietnam. It features two freestanding
granite walls inscribed with the names of South Carolinians killed or
lost in action in Vietnam, and was created to serve as a memorial to
all those who served their country. |
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Below: A U.S. Navy Memorial |
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The monument shown below honors the USS
Columbia warship and those that served with her during WWII; the China-Burma-India
Theater Veterans of WWII; casualties of the Pearl Harbor attack of December
7, 1941, and the State Vietnam War Veterans who were from South Carolina. |
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Below: The Spirit of The
American Doughboy |
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