Korean War Memorial Tour
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Join a ranger to explore the memorial and learn about the significance of its various elements.
Join a ranger to explore the memorial and learn about the significance of its various elements.
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A ranger guides a tour inside the Korean War Veterans Memorial, explaining the significance of its elements.
A ranger guides a tour inside the Korean War Veterans Memorial, explaining the significance of its elements.
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A ranger guides a talk on how Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s life was shaped by his love of the sea, at the memorial’s bookstore exhibit area.
A park ranger presents stories of Presidents and Vice Presidents who served in World II, from Franklin D. Roosevelt to George H. W. Bush, at the WWII Memorial.
A park ranger guides an exploration of Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm inside the National Desert Shield and Desert Storm Memorial.