The bill allows a memorial to honor WWII home front women workers to be placed on the National Mall.
The World War II Women's Memorial Location Act permits the establishment of a memorial on the National Mall to recognize the contributions of women who supported the U.S. military during World War II. The memorial honors over 18 million women who worked as pilots, engineers, mechanics, and more, contributing to the war effort. The bill references prior authorization for the memorial and specifies potential locations within designated areas in Washington, D.C.
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