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The inscription at the base reads:
Today, we remember and salute those who gave their lives in WWI, WWII, Korea, Viet Nam, the Gulf, and all the other places on this earth where members of our Armed Forces have fought and died.
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4 Comments on In Honor of Those Who Served
Maria, That's a great history of the Liberty Memorial. I am originally from Wichita Kansas but have never heard of it.
I can't tell you how happy I am to have our son home safe and sound. He is just now telling me all the times he came close to Mortars in Iraq. Freedom is not FREE!!
Really! Wichita?
I'm so glad that he made it home safe. Maybe you and he can tour the Liberty Memorial together next time you come to KC. There's a museum in the basement. It's one of the few WWI memorials in our country. Union Station has some great restaurants for after. Or Crown Center - shopping & restaurants and sometimes music too.
Wow- that tower at the top is amazing! And thanks for standing at the base to offer perspective. It must be awesome in person.
Sarah, it is awesome in person. The stonework is absolutely amazing. The displays in the museum, on the lower level, are brought to life by the veterans who volunteer there as curators.
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