The soldier clutching dog tags, his eyes seeming lost in fallen comrades' memories, silently narrates stories of sacrifice and camaraderie, echoing the brutality of war and the human strength that withstands it.įlickering above a wall inscribed with the names of those killed or missing in action, the eternal flame feels almost like a heartbeat - a constant, gentle reminder of lives lost and heroes born. They stand tall, representing the heroism and valiance of the servicemen and women who fought in Korea. The bronze figures, particularly the 12-foot 'Mourning Soldier,' are emotionally impactful. A testament to the sacrifices of 191,000 men and women, the memorial, majestically located at the intersection of Park Place and the Boardwalk, overwhelms you with solemn respect and reverence. Last weekend, I had the chance to visit the New Jersey Korean War Memorial in Atlantic City, a powerful homage to the brave New Jerseyans who served in the Korean War. Title: 'A Profound and Poignant Tribute - The New Jersey Korean War Memorial'