Lone Soldiers Memorial (Kenosha, Wisconsin)

Lone Soldiers Memorial (Kenosha, Wisconsin)

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Lone Soldiers Memorial (Kenosha, Wisconsin)

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https://www.cineg.org/wiki/index.php/Lone_Soldiers_Memorial_(Kenosha,_Wisconsin)

Statue - standing soldier

"May We Never Forget That Freedom Is Not Free It is to the members of our Armed Forces from the City and County of Kenosha who sacrificed their lives defending our freedom that this memorial is dedicated. It stands as a tribute to all of our veterans. [Roll of Honored Dead] Mexican War 1846 - 1848 Civil War 1861 - 1865 Spanish - American War & Philippine Insurrection 1898 - 1902 World War I 1917 - 1918 World War II 1941 - 1945 Korean War 1950 - 1955 Vietnam War 1964 - 1975 Persian Gulf War 1990 - 1991 Iraq War 2003 - The panels on the front of this memorial commemorate all of the wars fought by the United States of America since 1776 as well as the total casualties of each war Revolutionary War 1775 - 1783 4,435 KIA • 6,188 WIA War of 1812 1812 - 1815 2,260 KIA • 4,505 WIA Mexican War 1846 - 1848 13,283 KIA • 4,152 WIA Civil War 1861 - 1865 Union 364,511 KIA • 281,881 WIA Confederate 275,175 • 164,000 WIA Spanish-American War 1898 2,446 KIA • 1,662 WIA Philippine-American War 1899-1901 1,108 KIA • 2,779 WIA World War I Apr. 6, 1917 - Nov. 11, 1918 116,516 KIA • 234,428 WIA World War II Dec. 8, 1941 - Sept. 2, 1945 407,316 KIA • 671,846 WIA • 139,709 MIA Korean War June 25, 1950 - July 27, 1953 54,246 KIA • 103,284 WIA • 8,177 MIA Vietnam War 1964 - 1975 58,325 KIA • 304,704 WIA • 1,815 MIA Persian Gulf War 1990 - 1991 293 KIA • 467 WIA Civil War Manassas July 21, 1861 Union 460 KIA • 1,124 WIA Confederate 387 KIA • 1,582 WIA Shiloh April 6-7, 1862 Union 13,047 KIA & WIA Confederate 10,699 KIA & WIA Antietam Sept. 17, 1862 Union 2,100 KIA • 9,550 WIA Confederate 1,550 KIA • 7,750 WIA Vicksburg Campaign May 18-July 4, 1863 Union 4,550 KIA & WIA Confederate 31,275 KIA & WIA Gettysburg July 1-3, 1863 Union 3,155 KIA • 14,529 WIA Confederate 3,903 KIA • 18,735 WIA Chickamauga Sept. 19-20, 1863 Union 11,413 KIA & WIA Confederate 16,986 KIA & WIA South Surrenders Apr. 12, 1865 World War I Belleau Wood June 1918 1,811 KIA • 7,966 WIA Marne July 15, 1918-Aug. 5, 1918 12,000 KIA & WIA Somme Offensive Aug. 8-Oct. 19, 1918 11,500 KIA & WIA Meuse-Argonne Offensive Sept. 26, 1918 26,277 KIA • 95,786 WIA German Surrender Nov. 11, 1918 World War II Pearl Harbor Attack Dec. 7, 1941 3,077 KIA • 1,268 WIA 5 Battleship • 3 Destroyer • 3 Cruiser Midway June 4-7, 1942 307 KIA 1 Destroyer • 1 Carrier Guadalcanal Aug. 7, 1942-Feb. 9, 1943 2,142 KIA • 5,472 WIA 24 Ships Saipan June 15-July 9, 1943 3,426 KIA • 13,099 WIA Tarawa Nov. 20-24, 1943 3,373 KIA • 2,292 WIA Guam July 21-Aug. 10, 1944 1,744 KIA • 5,256 WIA Canine Corps 25 KIA Peleliu Sept. 15-Nov. 6, 1944 1,529 KIA • 6,282 WIA Leyte Gulf Oct. 23-25, 1944 3,500 KIA 3 Destroyers • 2 Carriers Iwo Jima Feb. 19-March 26, 1945 7,721 KIA • 17,000 WIA Okinawa April 1-June 17, 1945 12,520 KIA • 36,500 WIA Japan Surrenders Aug. 15, 1945 Sicily Campaign June 9, 1943 3,118 KIA Naples Foggia Campaign Sept. 9, 1943-Jan. 21, 1944 6,266 KIA • 14,642 WIA S.S. Rohna Sunk Nov. 26, 1943 1,015 KIA Anzio Jan. 22-May 24, 1944 5,538 KIA • 14,830 WIA Rome-Arno Campaign Jan. 22-Sept. 9, 1944 11,393 KIA • 28,124 WIA D-Day Invasion June 6, 1944 Omaha Beach 4,649 KIA • Utah Beach 200 KIA Battle of St.-Lo July 7-20, 1944 11,000 KIA & WIA N. France Campaign July 25-Sept. 14, 1944 17,844 KIA • 47,469 WIA Rhineland Campaign Sept. 15, 1944-March 1945 50,410 KIA • 165,965 WIA Huertgen Forest Nov. 2-Dec. 15, 1944 24,000 KIA • 5,000 WIA Battle of the Bulge Dec. 16, 1944-Jan. 25, 1945 19,246 KIA • 60,050 WIA Central Europe Campaign March 22-May 11, 1945 15,009 KIA • 42,568 WIA German Surrender May 15, 1945 Korean War Chosin Reservoir Nov.-Dec. 1950 2,692 KIA • 5,000 WIA Battle of Inchon Sept. 15-28, 1950 740 KIA • 2,032 WIA Puson Perimeter Aug. 1950 Pork Chop Hill Nov. 1951-April 1953 Heartbreak Ridge Sept.-Oct. 1951 Vietnam War Tet Offensive Jan. 1968 1,536 KIA • 7,764 WIA Saigon March 7, 1968 1,218 KIA Siege of Khe Sahn January 1968 Battle of Hue March 1968 Hamburger Hill May 1969 Tribute to Kenosha's Fallen Heroes In the early days of our nation, our forefathers created the Bill of Rights. It was designed to provide freedom and justice to all Americans. However, it was the soldiers who went into the battlefields and fought, often giving their lives, that made the Bill of Rights a reality and gave Americans the freedoms they enjoy. America's Armed Forces on land, the High Seas, and in the air enforced the cause of freedom. Throughout the history of this country, it has been the American Armed Forces that protected those rights and made our country what it is today. Because of the soldier, we have earned the right to be what we are...free Americans. It is the Soldier... It is the Soldier not the reporter who has given us freedom of the press It is the Soldier not the poet who has given us freedom of speech It is the Soldier not the campus organizer who has given us freedom to demonstrate It is the Soldier not the lawyer who has given us the right to a fair trail It is the Soldier who salutes the flag who serves under the flag whose coffin is draped by the flag Who allows the protester to burn the flag. Charles M. Province"

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