New USAA monument honors military service from Revolutionary War to present
A new monument has been unveiled by USAA to honor military service. The National Military Monument recognizes all those who have served, from the Revolutionary War to the present. The monument includes the names of over 41 million Americans who have served.
For some, like Bob LaBrutta, the monument is particularly meaningful as it honors multiple generations of their family who have served. Further details about the monument, including its design and features, are available from the source. The monument is seen as a way to capture the legacy of all those who have served the nation.
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