Vietnam Veterans Commemorative Walk — Attraction in Seymour

The Vietnam Veterans Walk in Seymour, Victoria, is a poignant and moving tribute to the veterans who served during the Vietnam War. It's not just a walk; it's a powerful and emotional journey that left a deep impression on me. Respectful Commemoration: The walk is a testament to the respect and gratitude that the community and the nation hold for Vietnam veterans. The beautifully landscaped path, adorned with plaques and sculptures, honours the sacrifices made by these brave individuals. Educational Experience: Each plaque tells a story, offering insights into the experiences and challenges faced by the veterans. It's a moving history lesson that helps visitors gain a deeper understanding of the Vietnam War's impact. Sculptural Artistry: The bronze statues along the walk are incredibly detailed and lifelike, capturing the emotions and camaraderie of the soldiers. The craftsmanship is remarkable and adds a visual dimension to the experience. Tranquil Setting: The walk is set against a backdrop of lush greenery and tranquil surroundings. It provides a peaceful and contemplative space for visitors to reflect on the sacrifices made by those who served. Accessible and Inclusive: The Vietnam Veterans Walk is accessible to all, making it an inclusive place for people of all ages and abilities to pay their respects and learn about this important part of Australia's history. Emotional Impact: Walking the path, reading the stories, and witnessing the statues left me with a profound sense of gratitude and respect for the veterans. It's a place that evokes deep emotions and fosters a sense of unity and remembrance. In conclusion, the Vietnam Veterans Walk in Seymour, Victoria, is a powerful tribute to those who served in the Vietnam War. It's a place of reflection, education, and respect that ensures the sacrifices of these veterans will never be forgotten. A visit to this memorial walk is a meaningful and humbling experience that I would highly recommend to all. This review is 5 stars, but the people that this memorial represents deserve a...

It was humbling to have the pleasure to visit this place of such importance. To stand in an area that lists the names of all the Vietnam Veterans that served in the Vietnam War, and to share time standing along side of the dedicated wall with the names of those members of the Australian Defence Force that paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, I felt that to be a former soldier standing amongst all these names on the walls was a very proud time today. I also acknowledge the ADF personal that served in Ubon, Thailand, which was not recognised by the Australian Government at the time of this Memorial being dedicated.It would be most appropriate and befitting that the names of those ADF personnel that did serve in Ubon, be considered to be added to the...

Located in Seymour is a commerative site dedicated to the service people who served in South Vietnam in 1962-1975.

The building on site has poster displays and is a replica of a concert stage built at Nui Dat during the Vietnam War called Luscombe Bowl.

On site is a Huey helicopter elevated on a pole and Centurion tank.

(Sorry Keith the Huey on a pole trumps your land Rover on a pole)

There is the Long Tan Cross to commemorate soldiers who lost their lives during the battle of Long Tan on 18th August 1966.

The commemoration wall has background images superimposed over the names of the 60,267 service personnel and 11 tracker dogs who served in South Vietnam.

There are holders for poppy flowers.

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