Why is that soldier standing alone? We are at the Korean War Memorial. It commemorates the 700 Minnesotan heroes who lost their lives in the Korean War from 1950 to 1953. The memorial, completed in 1998, features a poignant bronze statue of a lone infantryman. This soldier, sculpted by local artist Art Norby, is separated from his unit. He symbolizes the many soldiers declared missing in action during the war. The inscription describes his expression as “a young man grown too old too soon.” This stark image serves as a powerful reminder of the war’s devastating impact on those who served. The memorial stands as a tribute to their sacrifice. It’s a place for quiet reflection on the human cost of conflict.
Parker Hannifin Hydraulic Pump and Power Systems Division
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