David DeJonge talks about the abandoned World War One Memorial on the National Mall in Washington DC. With Interviews with Frank Woodruff Buckles and others at the Memorial. 90 years after 116,000 men and women lost their lives in World War One there is no National symbol in our Nations capitol for them and the nearly 5 million who served during WWI. Please write your congressmen or senator and ask them to pass the resolution submitted by Congressmen Poe (R) from Texas titled the "Frank Buckles World War One Memorial Act" Please embed or forward this video so that action can be taken for the 90th anniversary of the end of World War One which occurred on November 11, 2008 - Veterans Day.
Please embed or forward this video so that action can be taken for the 90th anniversary of the end of World War One which occurs on November 11, 2008 - Veterans Day.
I saw the WWI Memorial for the first time, ironically enough, only a few weeks before this video was made. I was walking in DC with my friend I saw it, and I wondered what it was, and why no one was near it, or ever mentioned it before. I took a picture of it though. I honor our soldiers so much.
Kangakool 2 months ago
What a shame....For such a huge war its men got such a puny memorial.
jake8384 6 months ago
I was disappointed at the services at the National Cemetery in Houston yesterdays. I saw hundreds of Congressman Ted Poe's veteran constituents and three or four other Houston area Congressmen but...NO TED POE. Mr. Poe brings and new meaning to missing but NOT in action.
exenrontexas 8 months ago
i remeber seeing tht and its th one tht stuck with me i remeberd tht one th most
drummerskater654 9 months ago
Yeah, it's not fair. More US soldiers died in WWI than US soldiers died in Vietnam and Korea combined.
HardyBoyFan101 1 year ago
True. And also all the big operations that have been forgotten. Such as Grenada.
woodtothechuck 1 year ago
dont forget the phillipino-american war, 4,000 us k.i.a.
sandythebear 1 year ago
They call Korea the Forgotten War. But, in reality WW1 and not to mention Afghanistan are now also being forgotten.
woodtothechuck 2 years ago
ww2 is too popular. its sad that lots of people have forgotten about this memorial.
addacdd 2 years ago
It's a shame the way this memorial and it's veterans have been forgotten. Is this the way of all our war memorials? Of all our veteran? If we don't do something quickly our WWII mmorial will be next.
catlady516 3 years ago