I've been to DC many times and this time I walked down both sides of the mall and had the opportunity to see this memorial. I'm glad I saw it, it's not so large and easy to miss.

Be sure to stop by this memorial as this is easily overlooked when touring the cemetery. It also appears to be part of the front entrance to the cemetery and I was surprised that it was a stand alone memorial when the tram guide mentioned it during the tour. PROS: beautiful facade in front of the cemetery. CONS: easily overlooked.

This statue of three female nurses and a wounded soldier from the Vietnam War is very moving. The three nurses symbolize Hope, Faith and Charity.

The women in Military service for America memorial is a great start if your going to visit Arlington cemetery. Also a great place to take photos the grounds are beautiful and well taken care of. As with the rest of the cemetery.

This is a very well done small museum, whose funding has recently been cut. They need support to continue!

I really enjoy this memorial! It's a great place to stop when you're at Arlington National Cemetery. I like to think of it as a "Memorial Plus" because there's a small museum inside (which is also really nice when it's freezing outside because you can warm up). The memorial outside is very impressive and commanding but inside it's a small,... More

The one memorial dedicated to women ... and worth a trip even if you don't have a family member who was in the military. They have a wonderful, continuously changing display of what women have done that is inspiring and well done. A great bookstore/souvenir shop, lots of friendly faces. If you're lucky, you may see a retirement/promotion ceremony going... More

It is a nice memorial and offers an decent little museum, but unless you're already there, it isn't worth the time. Regular parking is very far away, but I think there is parking for VIPs and special event attendees. The auditorium is big and pretty nice - decent place for a retirement ceremony etc..

Another really moving statue and one that is long overdue! I remember sending money to get this statue built. Woman have served in the Armed Services, often as nurses, since the country was established. High time this was finally built!