Alexandria Naval Unknown Soldier Memorial, Memorial in Egypt
The Alexandria Naval Unknown Soldier Memorial honors unknown soldiers lost at sea.
The memorial was inaugurated on 25 April 1975, following the October War of 1973.
It symbolizes the Egyptian nation's gratitude towards its fallen sailors and soldiers.
Located near the Stanley Bridge, it is easily accessible to visitors.
An eternal flame burns at the site, representing everlasting remembrance.
Location: Alexandria Governorate
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