War. Monuments, Statues and Memorials. Post yours.

That's a good question. I never really paid attention to the missing sword before.

Monument to Boudicca. She led her tribe to fight the Romans c AD60-61 - so it is said.
Located Northeast side of Westminster Bridge. London. UK.
Difficult to get a full view of the statue due to a postcard/souvenir stall which almost seems to have become part of it.
https://en.wikipedia.o​rg …oadicea_and_Her​_Daughters

Memorial to the 'D' day airborne troops at St Mere Eglies, Normandy.

Doesn't commemorate the end of a war, but the events that led to a war that has lasted nearly two decades.

Lostock Hall, Lancashire
I believe the wall in second photo is to resemble a WW1 trench

To mark a crashed Hurricane 7th October 1940. Flown by Pilot Flying Officer Nathaniel John Merriman Barry of 501 Squadron South Africa. Site of stone located by the side of the road on Darenth Hill Darenth, Kent. UK. Close to Darenth Church of St Margaret of Antioch.

See Link for details of the Memorial Project.
http://www.shoreham-aircraft-museum.co.uk/memorials​-project.htm

Ray.Petri wrote in post #18916022
To mark a crashed Hurricane 7th October 1940. Flown by Pilot Flying Officer Nathaniel John Merriman Barry of 501 Squadron South Africa. Site of stone located by the side of the road on Darenth Hill Darenth, Kent. UK. Close to Darenth Church of St Margaret of Antioch.

Interesting and sad too.
I see there's one our Aussie pilots listed in your link.

avondale87 wrote in post #18916024
Interesting and sad too.
I see there's one our Aussie pilots listed in your link.

Thanks Richard. War is just so sad and a waste of life. I will see what the situation is and where the stone is located and be pleased to report back when I get a chance.

Edit:-
Richard - Is this the story you are looking for?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/​1/hi/england/kent/5387​158.stm

It was in the narrative of the link you gave me.
The fifth memorial was dedicated to the Australian Battle of Britain 'ace', Flight Lieutenant Paterson Clarence Hughes DFC of 234 Squadron on Saturday 23rd August 2008 alongside Main Road, Sundridge, near Sevenoaks in Kent. It was during the early evening of Saturday 7th September 1940 that Flt/Lt Hughes was tragically killed after his Spitfire X4009 apparently collided with a Dornier Do17 bomber over Sundridge

Shrine of Remembrance, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
Two views. https://www.shrine.org​.au/Home

Is it dedicated to all wars or a specific one?

Bkop wrote in post #18916472
=Bkopperl;18916472]Is it dedicated to all wars or a specific one?

Ben, initially dedicated to those from Victoria who served in WW1 but then it was changed to all wars that all Australian men and women served. Here is another article https://en.wikipedia.o​rg/wiki/Shrine_of_Reme​mbrance

Thanks

The Battle of Nations Monument (Völkerschlachtdenkmal​) is located southeast of the center of Leipzig (Germany). It commemorates the Battle of Leipzig in October 1813, in which Prussia and its allies defeated Napoleon. With a height of 91 meters, it is the largest building of its kind in Europe.

Dresden (Germany). Inscription on plate: Red Army Memorial by Otto Rost. A memorial to the fallen soldiers of the 5th Guards Army. Establishment in November 1945 at Albertplatz. Implementation in April 1994.