World War II Women's Memorial Location Act

Bill 119 s 1088, also known as the "Women on the Home Front Memorial Act," aims to establish a memorial on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. to honor the women who played a crucial role in supporting the United States military during World War II. These women worked on the home front, contributing to the war effort in various ways such as working in factories, serving as nurses, and volunteering in organizations like the Red Cross.

The bill seeks to recognize and commemorate the sacrifices and service of these women, who often went unrecognized for their contributions during the war. By establishing a memorial on the National Mall, it aims to ensure that their efforts are remembered and honored for generations to come.

In addition to providing for the location of the memorial, the bill also includes provisions for the design, construction, and maintenance of the memorial. It also allows for the acceptance of donations and contributions to fund the memorial's establishment and upkeep. Overall, Bill 119 s 1088 seeks to pay tribute to the women who played a vital role in supporting the United States military during World War II and ensure that their contributions are not forgotten.