US Navy Memorial Plaza, <em>Washington D.C.</em>
Washington D.C.

US Navy Memorial Plaza, Washington D.C.

About US Navy Memorial Plaza

At the center of the plaza is a large granite "Granite Sea" map depicting the world’s oceans, symbolizing the Navy’s global reach. A striking Lone Sailor Statue, created by sculptor Stanley Bleifeld, represents sailors past and present, symbolizing courage, dedication, and service. Surrounding the plaza are the Navy Memorial Visitors Center and the Navy Log, a living memorial where veterans can register their service records.


The memorial plaza features fountains, flagpoles, and a ceremonial amphitheater used for events, reenlistments, and commemorations. It serves as a place of reflection and recognition for military personnel, their families, and visitors, highlighting the enduring legacy of America’s maritime forces. The U.S. Navy Memorial Plaza stands as a powerful symbol of honor, tradition, and commitment to the defense of freedom.

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