Manila American Cemetery and Memorial

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one of the greatest memorial i have ever been to !

A sobering monument & cemetery. Take the time to come out to BGC & see this magnificent & sobering cemetery.

It’s worth checking out. This place is for registering personal information. The cemetery is made up of American soldiers who died in the Philippine battlefield. The size and style are very similar to the Wellington International Cemetery in the United States. They are all white crosses, and all are covered. The most worth seeing of this place is the corridor on both sides of the two national flags in the center of the square. Here are some battle maps of important battles.

The Manila US Army Memorial Cemetery is free of admission, but you must register at the entrance to enter. A total of 17,206 American and Allied soldiers who died in World War II are buried here. It looks more like a park, with towering trees, and the carpet-like lawn is more beautiful than a golf course. Due to the high terrain, the noise is almost inaudible in the cemetery. On each cross, the name of a soldier who died was engraved. The tombstone for Christians is a cross, and for Jews, there is a monument in the center of the six-pointed star cemetery, and there is a horseshoe-shaped porch on the periphery with a map inlaid on it. In the map room, there are military materials and 25 exquisite maps, which witnessed the great victories of the US armed forces in the Pacific region, China, India, and Myanmar.

It is recommended that collections be used at all times. The strategy that this issue brings is somewhat special, as the world has only two cemeteries, one in Wellington, the United States, and one in Manila, Philippines. Today, Manila, a 17,206-grave site, is the largest cemetery in the world, commemorating American soldiers killed in World War II's Pacific War, as well as soldiers from the Philippines and other allies. The U.S. Soldiers Memorial Cemetery, which is part of the War Memorial Committee and is said to be part of American territory, is made of 11 marble stones. The cemetery's existing structure and architecture were designed by two architects from New York in the 1950s. But over time, the original wooden tombstone was replaced with white marble. Over the years, the U.S. military cemetery was a unique presence in the prosperous high-rise, adding a sacred sense of tranquility to the place. This world is a long short square and crowded crowd and quiet dormancy before the precious address Manila American Cemetery & Memorial, Taguig City, Manila, Kalakhang Maynila Traffic Raiders private cars or public transport can arrive at the door opening time 09:00-17:00 (25 December and 1 January closed) No entry price, upon arrival, valid ID or passport to the doorman to check the registration can be highlighted the features neat, better than the green golf course, quiet and serious tips I heard that pregnant women can not enter, careful try