There is currently no memorial in Washington, D.C. for those who served in our wars as combat medics. The National Park Service should be aided by any congressional committees, civic groups and whoever may be necessary in order for a permanent memorial to be constructed to honor these brave soldiers.
As terror raged around them, these individuals helped calm the troubled, soothed those in desperation, and saved lives. Their actions contributed to millions and millions of soldiers' lives and help the United States toward its goals in military action. They deserve to be honored and remembered with a permanent memorial.



