War memorials are structures or monuments built to honor and remember the individuals who served and sacrificed their lives during conflicts, such as World War I, World War II, and other military engagements. These memorials can take various forms, including statues, plaques, and parks, and are often located in public spaces to allow communities to pay their respects. Many war memorials feature the names of fallen soldiers, symbols of peace, or artistic representations of military events. They serve as a reminder of the impact of war on society and the importance of remembering those who fought for their country, fostering a sense of gratitude and reflection among visitors.