World War II Women's Memorial Location Act

Bill 119 hr 2290, also known as the "Women on the Home Front Memorial Act," aims to establish a memorial on the National Mall to honor the women who played a crucial role in supporting the United States military during World War II. The bill allows for the memorial to be located on the National Mall, a significant and prestigious location in Washington, D.C.

The memorial will serve as a tribute to the sacrifices and contributions made by women on the home front during World War II. These women worked in various capacities, such as in factories, farms, and other essential industries, to support the war effort while men were serving in the military. Their efforts were instrumental in the success of the United States during the war.

In addition to establishing the memorial, the bill also includes provisions for its design, construction, and maintenance. It ensures that the memorial will be a fitting and lasting tribute to the women who served on the home front during World War II. Overall, Bill 119 hr 2290 seeks to recognize and honor the important role that women played in supporting the United States military during World War II. By establishing a memorial on the National Mall, these women's contributions will be remembered and celebrated for generations to come.