Nice to see women's contributions recognized and celebrated especially in such a moving manner. While nurses/medics are not the only way women have historically served the over whelming numbers have been nurses so it is fitting that their contribution is so movingly depicted.

This is an extremely moving bronze statue, commemorating the largely unrecognized efforts of women (nurses) during the Vietnam War. It is excellent and long over due to remember the 10,000 women who served in Vietnam. Furthermore, it ties in to deaths and injuries of the combatants in this war. This memorial was added in 1993 to the Vietnam Memorial site.... More

Our tour guide told us the meaning of each lady. OnBoard Tours, did a great job.

Nice to see that all of the people who made a difference are represented in our nation's capitol

On the paths around the war memorials it is refreshing to see one memorializing the service of women.

Every time I visit the Vietnam Memorial I always go to the Women's Memorial there. It says so much about what they did doing that war. I think it is especially nice that at Memorial Day and Veterans Day holidays there is always a program of teaching put on by these veterans. It means so much to those that were... More

I'm not much into bronze reality sculpture but this has a quiet sweetness and well worth seeing in contrast to the nearby cool and awesome Vietnam Veteran's memorial. Then go over to the Korean Vets memorial and be grateful to our armed forces.

Well worth the trip to honor these women whose service was so long overlooked. Beautifully done.

This is a touching memorial to the contributions of women during the Vietnam conflict.