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"Lest We Forget That Peace Has a Price" Marker |
"Lest We Forget That Peace Has a Price" MarkerInscription. In memorial to our Marines of the Multi-National Peacekeeping Force, Lebanon – 1983.West Virginia — Semper Fidelis |
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Austin Marine Corps Beirut Memorial |
Austin Marine Corps Beirut Memorial |
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Beirut Barracks Memorial - Arlington Cemetery |
Beirut Barracks Memorial - Arlington Cemetery |
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Beirut Memorial |
Beirut Memorial |
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Beirut Memorial Grove |
Beirut Memorial Grove |
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Beirut Memorial Monument to honor Indiana Servicemen killed |
Beirut Memorial Monument to honor Indiana Servicemen killedHighway 49 and Porter Avenue Chesterton, Indiana |
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Beirut Memorial Tile - Chopin Plaza, Miami, FL |
Beirut Memorial Tile - Chopin Plaza, Miami, FLBayfront Park is a 32-acre public, urban park in Downtown Miami, Florida on Biscayne Bay. |
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Cedar of Lebanon - Arlington Cemetery |
Cedar of Lebanon - Arlington Cemetery |
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CPL James Journeay Jackowski, USMC Memorial |
CPL James Journeay Jackowski, USMC Memorial |
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Cpl. David Daugherty Park |
Cpl. David Daugherty ParkDaugherty Memorial Park in Eastlake. Daugherty, of Eastlake, was one of eight Marines killed in an attack in Lebanon in December 1983. |
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Cpl. Mark Prevatt Waterfowl Management Area |
Cpl. Mark Prevatt Waterfowl Management Area |
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Jeff Young Memorial Park - NJ |
Jeff Young Memorial Park - NJJeff Young ParkNorth Lenola Road |
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Lance Corporal Lex D. Trahan Memorial |
Lance Corporal Lex D. Trahan MemorialSurvivors, family members and supporters marked the anniversary of Trahan’s death Tuesday with a military order of the purple heart dedication at Veterans Park in Lafayette.
The purple heart is a United States military decoration awarded in the name of the president to those wounded or killed while serving,
While some believe the Beirut attack has been forgotten as new acts of terror have occurred in the intervening years, a recognition such as this for our locals helps keep the memory alive, said Louisiana Department Commander Ronald Crowley.
Trahan was 19 at the time of his death, and during Tuesday’s ceremony miliary orders rang the service bell 19 times in his honor.
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LCpl Bradley Campus Monument |
LCpl Bradley Campus MonumentLCpl Bradley Campus USMC Monument at Clark Street Playground in Lynn, MA |
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Massachusetts Beirut Memorial |
Massachusetts Beirut Memorial |
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Memorial at Camp Lejeune, N.C. |
Memorial at Camp Lejeune, N.C. |
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Middle East Conflicts Memorial Wall |
Middle East Conflicts Memorial Wall229 Main Street, Marseilles, IL 61341 |
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Naval Air Station Memorial |
Naval Air Station Memorial |
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Philadelphia Beirut Memorial |
Philadelphia Beirut Memorial |
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Plymel Hill Memorial - Cocoa High School FL |
Plymel Hill Memorial - Cocoa High School FLCocoa High School is located in Cocoa, Florida, and is part of the Brevard Public Schools District |
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Princeton, West Virginia |
Princeton, WV Beirut MemorialLocated in Princeton, WV at the corner of Thorn St. and Athens Rd. |
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Rhode Island Beirut Memorial |
Rhode Island Beirut MemorialPortsmouth Historical Society 10 Middle Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801 |
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SGT John Phillips Flag Pole |
SGT John Phillips Flag Pole |
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Soifert Memorial Fields |
Soifert Memorial Fields |
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U.S. Embassy Beirut Memorial |
U.S. Embassy Beirut MemorialBeirut Memorial Wall located at the Embassy in Beirut |
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William F. Moore Park - USMC and 9-11 Memorial |
William F. Moore Park - USMC and 9-11 MemorialA tablet by sculptor James S.J. Novelli, dedicated in 1929, commemorates 49 local residents who died in World War I. Another tablet commemorates the 241 US marines, sailors and soldiers who lost their lives on October 23, 1983 during a suicide bombing of the USMC Barracks in Beirut Lebanon. And yet another memorializes those who lost their lives in the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center. |
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William R. Gaines Jr. Veterans Memorial Park |
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The BVA was established in 1992 by Beirut veterans who wanted a fraternal organization.
They are dedicated to keeping the memories alive of those comrades who paid the supreme sacrifice in supporting America’s quest for peace in Lebanon.
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