Boston dog tag Memorial by danapommet
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Boston dog tag Memorial. I spotted this in the Paul Revere Park, Boston Massachusetts. The sign said:
This memorial Garden is to honor the men and women in the armed forces and the civilians who lost their lives in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. We pray for all victims of war. May their souls and the souls of all departed rest in peace.
This was only one section.
Photo taken today.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments. They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (21)
wow that a new type of wall . cool image and very good idea
this is a very graphic, poignant display--wonderful capture, dana!!
Wow, Dana. Cool wall but so sad to see all those dogtags.
Well seen and captured Dana but a bit of a macabre thing to do!
SO interesting!! What a clever an inexpensive idea!
What a great memorial. Wonderful image. :)
Fantastic capture Dana, the shadows make this picture just adorable!
Fantastic idea and a great shot!
Very impressive and moving
Good idea taking this on camera ;-)
very impressive and very touching!! a wonderful tribute!
A very dramatic and moving image, Dana.
Powerful image, Dana, looking at how many tags there are and that each one represents a life...so many lost...
impressive photo!!
There are a lot of dog tags there & that was only one section, very sad. xx
very interesting!
Interesting lighting effects in this cool shot of the somber memorial, Dana.
Great memorial tribute and an excellent capture!
Salute to them.... Interesting find. Aloha
interessant!
Another great shot & I have almost the same from my trip to Boston. This monument means a lot to me...I did 2 tours in Iraq ("03-"04 & '05-"06) with 1-187 inf, 101st Airborne so a few of those tags represent buddies that came home before I did. When I saw it in May, there was just over 4000 tags on display. Thanks for posting this one.