Nevada Veteran Memorials
We highlight the individuals who have bravely served our nation and continue to inspire their communities. It serves as a place of gratitude and remembrance, honoring their contributions and preserving their legacy for future generations.
The site is located next to the Grant Sawyer State Building, in North Las Vegas.
Nevada State Veterans Memorial
The Nevada State Veterans Memorial, Las Vegas serves as a reminder to all that we will forever honor the heroism and spirit of those who have and will serve in our nation’s military. Now constructed, the memorial is located on the grounds of the Grant Sawyer State Building, just north of downtown Las Vegas.
The Nevada State Veterans Memorial, Las Vegas (NSVM, LV)—A National Tribute—is a monument recognizing the service and sacrifice of Americans, especially Nevada veterans and their families. The two-acre memorial and park features 18 larger-than-life statues, depicting soldiers, from the Revolutionary War to the Global War on Terror and civilians. The memorial serves as a reminder to forever honor the proud principles upon which this nation was founded, and the spirit and heroism of those who have, and will, answer the call of duty.
This monument tribute to our veterans was created by the Las Vegas Memorial Foundation (LVMF), headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Foundation was created by American Shooters, Inc., a veteran-operated business in Las Vegas. The LVMF partnered with the State of Nevada Department of Veterans Services in providing a stunning location for this world-class national memorial and the support necessary for its creation and operation.
Reservations
If you represent a State of Nevada agency:
Please call Buildings and Grounds main line at (702) 486-4300 or email b&glv@admin.nv.gov
For all other agencies and organizations:
Please call Leasing Services at (775) 684-1815 or email at leasingservices@admin.nv.gov
Rules and Guidelines
Please Do:
- Respect other visitors and protect the quality of their and your experience.
- Be courteous and considerate of other visitors.
- Yield to other users visiting the memorial.
- Let nature’s sound prevail.
- Avoid loud voices and noises.
- Dogs are welcome on a leash on park grounds and cannot be left unattended on a leash or tied up. Please clean up after your pet.
- Stay on trails, walkways or grass.
- Set up your photos in a manner that does not disrupt events and maintenance.
Please Do Not:
- Willfully deface, break down or destroy any fence upon or surrounding such grounds.
- Erect any bulletin board or other advertising device in or upon such grounds.
- Injure, break down or destroy any tree, shrub, or other thing upon such grounds.
- Litter – please deposit in trash receptacles.
- Obstruct the walkways or climb on statue pedestals or walls.
- Tamper with equipment, tools or signs.
- Enter an area barricaded in any manner.
- Pick flowers, foliage or damage plant material or hardscape.
- Ride bikes, it is not allowed within the memorial grounds.
Battle Born Memorial to the Fallen
The Battle Born Memorial in Carson City stands as Nevada’s official statewide tribute to the brave men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Located near the Capitol Complex, the memorial honors all Nevada veterans, past, present, and future, recognizing their courage, sacrifice, and enduring commitment to protecting our nation. Designed as an inclusive and reflective space, the memorial features engraved names, interpretive elements, and a serene environment that invites visitors to pause, remember, and reflect on the legacy of Nevada’s military community.
Nevada State Veterans Memorial
Nevada Army Guard Chinook Helicopter-call sign: Mustang 22 was shot down in Afghanistan on September 25, 2005 at 0305z. The memorial was dedicated on September 25, 2010 – the 5 year anniversary. It is located at the Army Aviation Support Facility in Reno and is dedicated to their memory.