What is the official name of the monument in Washington, D.C. depicted in this picture?

My dad volunteered to serve in the Korean War. It is often called The Forgotten War.

Tanya, my dad was a marine in the Chosin reservoir. he froze his toes off. yes they were forgotten by some, but not all.

Tanya, it’s true, they make so many movies about other wars but you seldom see anything about the Korean War. That’s sad because those soldiers that fought in Korea and especially those that died deserve the recognition and respect the others have.

I visited this monument in Washington DC . Was very impressive and moving.

Also, another thing-this military action was not even an action referred to as a WAR!!! IT REALLY WAS IN MY MIND.

Tanya, remember when it was referred to as "the Korean Conflict"😟

My father lied about his age to enlist in the US Army and go fight the Communists in Korea. He came home, got married, made a kid, and died of sudden kidney failure. He died at the VA, but the Army can't tell me why. I don't know to this day. My stepdad was a submariner during the Korean War, then, after the Navy, he was an MP at Dugway. He refused all his life to discuss either one. I tried to get info about Dugway when he got old, but he never discussed it.

Sir Elliott Fredric, I hope he had the privilege of visiting this memorial 🇺🇸

MathematicalDragon11, There is an excellent book, "The Coldest Winter," written by David describing all the horrible details of the Korean War written by David Halberstam. I never appreciated