Lee
and Karen Duquette paid their respects
paid their respects at The 20th Century Veterans Memorial,
The U.S. POW-MIA History plaque, The Canteen Lady Statue,
The Lincoln County Law Enforcement Memorial and more.
June 28, 2025 |
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Below: Two Different angles of
the entry to the 20th Century Veterans Memorial |
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Below: Three different views
of the same entry monument shown above. |
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Below: Different
views of the bird and globe in the middle of the sign over the 20th Century
Veterans Memorial shown above. |
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Below: View of the
Bald Eagle on the left side of the sign over the 20th Century Veterans
Memorial shown above. There is also a Bald Eagle on the other side of
the sign, which did not get photographed.
The sign on the right below is actually attached to the
pole below the Bald Eagle. |
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Below: Time to walk
down the right side of the path to view the monuments along the way and
eventually the amazing 20th Century Veterans Memorial at the far end.
The statue shown below (a bit in front of Lee Duquette - also below) is
The Defenders of Liberty Statue by Ted Long 2003 as shown on the plaque. |
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Below: Another view of the names
and statues on the right side of the walkway (a close-up of the one just
above) |
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Below: The U.S. Coast Guard Memorial,
Flag and sign |
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Below: Two U.S.
Marine Corps plaques and a statue of Pvt. 1st Class Robert B. Lowe. There
is an American flag on the pole behind the statue, but only a small part
of the pole shows in the photo below. |
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Below: The U.S. Navy Statue and
sign |
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Below: The U.S. Army Statue and sign
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Below: Four plaques seen as
Lee and Karen Duquette approached the very long, amazing engraved memorial
at the far end of the 20th Century Veterans Memorial. The plaques are
very hard to read from this website, but they were still worth photographing. |
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Below: After walking
to the far end of the walkway, Lee and Karen Duquette came to actual 20th
Century Veterans Memorial.
Each end of the memorial had an image and a plaque, (which can barely
be seen in the big photo below).
The middle section is divided into 6 separate sections and each section
is shown separately just below the big photo shown here. |
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Below: As mentioned
above, Karen Duquette photographed parts of the above monument in several
different sections. |
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Below: The Far Left Side of the 20th Century Veterans
Memorial and its plaque (barely shown in the above photo)
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Below: The top photo on the
left side of the memorial |
Below: The middle photo at the top side
of the memorial |
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Below: The bottom photo on
the left side of the memorial |
Below: The middle photo at the bottom side of the memorial
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Below: The top photo on the
right side of the memorial |
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Below: The bottom photo on the
right side of the memorial |
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Below: The Far Right End of
the 20th Century Veterans Memorial. |
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Below: Time to walk the left
side of the Memorial, back towards the parking lot. |
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Below: Time to get in the car and head out
to their next adventure. |
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There are two 2025
travel options below, PLUS the main Navigational buttons for this extremely
large website below. Choose the path that interests you. |
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Continue on in order of travel in 2025 to 
