Vietnam Veterans Fountain

As visitors from Scotland, we saw this beautiful memorial as we walked along the river to commemorate the parade of soldiers from Illinois who died in the Vietnam War. There was a rectangular fountain, several jets, and a large wall behind it bearing the names of all the servicemen who died in the Vietnam War, and a plaque that read "Chicago Memory."

Vietnam Veterans Fountain is a little famous monument and statue in Chicago. This month, we came here to visit our friends. It was a very good day, so they suggested to come here for a visit.

In Vietnam, there are about 100,000 women who are counted in the war. When they don't fight, they are logistics personnel, laundry and cooking, and when they need them, they are all "flower magnolia", heroically killing enemies, not inferior to men, even more useful than men.

A place of more commemorative significance is also a call for people to cherish peace.

Vietnam veteran fountain is a very different fountain, there are many tourists here, many veterans will come here to commemorate.