Civil War Unknowns Memorial

Civil War Unknowns Memorial

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Sherman Dr, Fort Myer, VA 22211, USA

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RJ Cormack (Fireguy)
RJ Cormack (Fireguy)
5 months ago
The Pinnacle of American excellence showing Honor & Respect for every American soldier, even those whos bodies are still unidentified. Those that sacrificed their life for the freedom of this Nation; and for anyone they encounter across the globe who's human rights are being oppressed by corruption, died protecting like the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier represents .
Andres Ayala
Andres Ayala
a year ago
A war memorial honoring the service of those soldiers who paid the ultimate sacrifice in the Battle of Bull Run. During our time when we were split as a nation, soldiers were at the forefront.
James Wang
James Wang
2 years ago
Remains of over 2,000 soldiers are buried here and as one of the first memorials in Arlington, it is a somber place to visit. Nearby is a beautiful trellis, amphitheater area
Chelsea Brindley
Chelsea Brindley
6 years ago
We got to visit here and watch the changing of the guard. I remember seeing news reports of these men continuing guard during hurricanes. Such respect and love for all they do 🙏
The Bear
The Bear
8 years ago
The monument, dedicated in September 1866, stands atop a masonry vault containing the remains of 2,111 soldiers gathered from the fields of Bull Run and the route to the Rappahannock. The remains were found scattered across the battlefields or in trenches and brought here. This monument was the first memorial at Arlington to be dedicated to soldiers who had died in battle, and who later could not be identified. Because in some instances only a few bones or a skull were recovered, it is assumed that the vault contains the remains of Confederate soldiers as well as Union troops.