war memorial

noun

1. a monument, usually an obelisk or cross, to those who die in a war, esp those from a particular locality

Example Sentences

A community demonstration in support of the victim is due to take place, starting at the Lions of the Great War memorial in Smethwick - a landmark dedicated to the memory of Sikh soldiers - with an address to the community, before walking to Tame Road in Oldbury where the demonstration will take place.

From BBC

Smitty and I took him around D.C. and finally came to the then-newly-built Korean War Memorial.

From Salon

Thousands braved the monsoon rain and blocked the roads at the Victory Monument war memorial in Bangkok, waving Thai flags and holding placards reading slogans such as: "PM is enemy of state".

From BBC

“In the journey to growing your brand globally, there’s never an ‘Aha, this is a perfect moment,’” Rams president Kevin Demoff said as he stood on the field at War Memorial Stadium after a workout attended by several thousand fans.

From Los Angeles Times

The next morning, flag football players excitedly buzzed “It’s Puka!” as he entered War Memorial Stadium for a Rams workout and clinic.

From Los Angeles Times