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Woods, Don Edwin

Woods, Don Edwin

Male 1914 - 1944  (29 years)

 

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American Battle Monuments Commission - Honolulu Memorial


The Honolulu Memorial is located within the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in an extinct volcano near the center of Honolulu, Hawaii.

On either side of the grand stairs leading to the memorial are eight courts of the missing on which are inscribed the names of the 18,095 American World War II missing from the Pacific, excluding those from the southwest Pacific, and 8,210 American missing from the Korean War. These names were listed on the Korean War Courts of the Missing at the time of the dedication in 1966. Two half courts have been added at the foot of the staircase that contain the names of 2,504 Americans missing from the Vietnam War. At the top of the stairs is a chapel flanked by galleries containing mosaic maps and descriptions of the achievements of the American armed forces in the central and south Pacific regions and in Korea.

The memorial was established by ABMC to honor the sacrifices and achievements of American armed forces in the Pacific during World War II and the Korean War. The memorial grew in 1980 to include the missing of the Vietnam War, and it expanded further in 2012 with the addition of two new pavilions. One pavilion houses an orientation map of the memorial and the other includes two mosaic battle maps depicting the Vietnam War.

The Department of Veterans Affairs administers the cemetery.

Inquiries concerning graves within the cemetery should be addressed to the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.


Latitude21.3133498
Longitude-157.8471244
File namehttps://www.abmc.gov/Honolulu
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Linked toHonolulu Memorial, Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii; Chaney, John David (Burial); Etchason, Leslie Edgar 'Ike' (Burial); Hoard, Harold Harvey (Burial); Woods, Don Edwin (Burial)

Honolulu Memorial, Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii, United States of America

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1American Battle Monuments Commission - Honolulu Memorial American Battle Monuments Commission - Honolulu Memorial


The Honolulu Memorial is located within the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in an extinct volcano near the center of Honolulu, Hawaii.

On either side of the grand stairs leading to the memorial are eight courts of the missing on which are inscribed the names of the 18,095 American World War II missing from the Pacific, excluding those from the southwest Pacific, and 8,210 American missing from the Korean War. These names were listed on the Korean War Courts of the Missing at the time of the dedication in 1966. Two half courts have been added at the foot of the staircase that contain the names of 2,504 Americans missing from the Vietnam War. At the top of the stairs is a chapel flanked by galleries containing mosaic maps and descriptions of the achievements of the American armed forces in the central and south Pacific regions and in Korea.

The memorial was established by ABMC to honor the sacrifices and achievements of American armed forces in the Pacific during World War II and the Korean War. The memorial grew in 1980 to include the missing of the Vietnam War, and it expanded further in 2012 with the addition of two new pavilions. One pavilion houses an orientation map of the memorial and the other includes two mosaic battle maps depicting the Vietnam War.

The Department of Veterans Affairs administers the cemetery.

Inquiries concerning graves within the cemetery should be addressed to the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.

 
2Entrance, Honolulu Memorial, Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii Entrance, Honolulu Memorial, Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii
A structure erected in honor of someone whose remains lie elsewhere. 
3Honolulu Memorial, (aka Courts of the Missing) World War II, Chaney, John David Honolulu Memorial, (aka Courts of the Missing) World War II, Chaney, John David
 
4Memorial, Chaney, John David Memorial, Chaney, John David
 

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