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Nelson, Louis

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  • Washington, D.C.: Korean War Veterans Memorial
    Korean War Veterans Memorial

    …a mural wall, designed by Louis Nelson, made of 41 black granite panels totaling approximately 164 feet (50 metres) in length. It honours members of the various military contingents that supported the ground troops—pilots, doctors and nurses, communications officers, canine corps, supply staff, and others—during the conflict. Etched onto the…

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    …a mural wall, designed by Louis Nelson, made of 41 black granite panels totaling approximately 164 feet (50 metres) in length. It honours members of the various military contingents that supported the ground troops—pilots, doctors and nurses, communications officers, canine corps, supply staff, and others—during the conflict. Etched onto the…

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