world war ii memorial (washington, d.c.)

Presents an introduction to the National World War II Memorial, in simple text with illustrations, explaining when it was built, how Americans died in World War II, and what the memorial represents.

A young boy learns about the Honor Flight and his great-grandfather who fought in World War II.

Chronicles the seventeen-year fight for a World War II memorial in Washington D.C., discussing why there was so much controvery surrounding the creation of a memorial, why many Congressmen opposed it, how it was finally approved, what the final design was, and other related topics.

Photographs and illustrations describe the memorial built in Washington DC, in 2004 to commemorate those who fought and died on both fronts during World War II.

Presents a comprehensive history of the World War Two and the memorial dedicated in May 2004 as a tribute to the men and women who served in that war and tells how it was conceived and built and its significance to the nation.

Desribes World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C., including its location and historical and symbolic importance.

Presents an introduction to the National World War II Memorial, in simple text with illustrations, explaining when it was built, how Americans died in World War II, and what the memorial represents.