The National WWII Museum

As the United States joined the global struggle against Axis powers, the flagwas everywhere: spurring war bonddrives, workers in plants, gracing the bows of merchant ships and, certainly, rousing the spirits of soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines as they faced the gravest sacrifices.The flag's message-love of country, liberty always-resonates still. It is ever-present in the mission of this Museum.

The World War II Memorial is also a private American establishment, a building to commemorate World War II, a decades-old memorial, a collection of many World War II weapons and equipment and some meaningful objects, the entire memorial is quite large.

Many people visit, especially many students, the exhibition is a lot of content, starting from a train trip, World War II is also an important process for the rise of the United States as the world's first power.

It’s worth a look at history and war.

The National WWII Museum of the National WWII Museum in Asia and Europe recorded the war of aggression launched by Japan and Germany in World War II. Compared with Israel's World War II Memorial Hall, the latter paid more attention to the massacre of Jews. The former was different from the former in that it recorded the history more comprehensively. Apart from regretting the death or innocent death in war, from hating the initiation of war, and from the hope that war will never come. Another part of the reflection - "Japan, Germany rose rapidly after the war and re-established itself in the ranks of developed countries. It also shows that the national culture and system make it strong. Even if it is brought into evil by some people or groups, even if it is destroyed, it can stand up again by its own strength and still be a giant. The roots of culture and system are indestructible.

The World War II Memorial in New Orleans, located on Magazine Street, is a very large building with striking symbols. Approaching the memorial hall, you will find that every brick on a large area of the ground is engraved with the names of the sacrificial soldiers, which makes people awe-inspiring. It was thought that New Orleans and even the United States were not the battlefield of World War II. There would not be much interest in setting up a World War II Memorial here. After entering, we found that the exhibits here are very rich. All kinds of weapons used in World War II include aircraft, tanks, military vehicles and artillery. Especially some sound and photoelectric scenes of simulated operations are very attractive. The introduction of European and Pacific battlefields is also very objective and worth visiting. It's just that $24 is a little expensive.