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Attention: Members of the Branches of Government for the
United States of America, Military Service Personnel both active and
non-active, Directors of Foundations and Grant Recipients, and Citizens of
the United States.
While no longer connected with any government agencies of the United
States, we, the Veterans of the Military Services of The United States of
America, ask that you join with us in providing the necessary funding for
the design and construction of a National Veterans Memorial as shown above
and described in the Concept Proposal below.
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National
Veterans Memorial
Concept Proposal |
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Purpose: The veterans intend to construct a
space to depict the images and memories of those who had to bear arms and
face insurmountable odds in the line of military duty.
Outcome: Visitors to the Memorial might understand and appreciate
what was involved when the veterans were called into active military
service.
Concepts for the Memorial:
1. Gardens, Fountains and Buildings that will be recognized as a National
Veterans Memorial.
2. The design is to be .. .
a. A memorial honoring those who serve rather than a war museum;
b. Able to reflect and honor all our veterans regardless of when or where
they served in the armed services;
c. A peaceful place for veterans and their loved ones to visit; and,
d. Able to give a visual feel for all the historic time periods of
military service.
e. The memorial and building design shall .. .
f. Display all of the armed forces flags and unit banners inside and
outside;
g. Provide a non-denominational chapel for those who which to pay respect
to veterans who have given the ultimate sacrifice;
h. Provide an enclosed exhibit building for items our veterans have left
behind. Because of the excitement for this project, the collection has
already started and is growing in size and proportion.
i. Provide space to display items from all units and allow the veterans to
gather to view, reflect and discuss their memories;
j. Provide a Hall of Honor to contain statues of service men and women in
uniform ordered by the time period for which they served; and,
Provide an exhibit around our "Commander-in-Chief." |
