Vietnam War

An Edge of Honor
The site was chosen because the existing water, terrain and natural landscape were a perfect fit:  Like no other available space, the design team saw that this setting could be used to symbolize the character of Vietnam’s landscape –  wetlands and bogs, water crossings, hills and forests, meadows and plains – and shaped into a memorial to casualties of a war that ended in Southeast Asia nearly three decades ago. It’s a beautiful and peaceful space, one that now encompasses four acres of land around the perimeter of Duck Pond, a small and scenic body of water nestled in the gently rolling landscape of
Places to Remember
I've heard it said that even though the greatest stories may require only a relatively few words in their telling, their meanings can echo through generations.  Inside this issue, you'll find a concise