A close-up, slightly angled shot captures a segment of a light-colored, horizontally slatted wall or grate, partially covered by a large bronze plaque and a handwritten sign. The main subject is a rectangular, dark bronze plaque, which is a memorial or monument. The plaque features raised, gold-colored text. At the top, a descriptive paragraph reads, "THE MEDAL OF HONOR IS THE HIGHEST AWARD FOR VALOR IN ACTION AGAINST AN ENEMY FORCE WHICH CAN BE BESTOWED UPON AN INDIVIDUAL SERVING IN THE ARMED SERVICES OF THE UNITED STATES." Below this, two circular military-style emblems are visible. The plaque's title is partially obscured by the sign, but visible portions read "Medal of H Recipient New York S," indicating it is a Medal of Honor memorial dedicated to recipients from New York State or City. The lower sections of the plaque list numerous names and ranks of recipients categorized by various conflicts, including "CIVIL WAR," "INDIAN CAMPAIGNS," "WAR WITH SPAIN," "WORLD WAR I," "WORLD WAR II," "KOREAN CAMPAIGN 1950-1953," "VIETNAM 1961-1975," "OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM," and "IRAQ 2003." Diagonally across the upper left portion of the bronze plaque and the slatted wall, a handwritten sign made from a piece of white cardboard is affixed. The sign, written in black marker, displays the text: "JOIN US / IF YOU LIKE PEACE / END TRUMPS WAR." No individuals are visible in the scene. The environment is an exterior wall or facade, likely of a public building, in New York, United States, as indicated by the plaque's text. in New York, United States

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Mar 22, 2026, 6:00 PM

New York, USA

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A close-up, slightly angled shot captures a segment of a light-colored, horizontally slatted wall or grate, partially covered by a large bronze plaque and a handwritten sign. The main subject is a rectangular, dark bronze plaque, which is a memorial or monument. The plaque features raised, gold-colored text. At the top, a descriptive paragraph reads, "THE MEDAL OF HONOR IS THE HIGHEST AWARD FOR VALOR IN ACTION AGAINST AN ENEMY FORCE WHICH CAN BE BESTOWED UPON AN INDIVIDUAL SERVING IN THE ARMED SERVICES OF THE UNITED STATES." Below this, two circular military-style emblems are visible. The plaque's title is partially obscured by the sign, but visible portions read "Medal of H Recipient New York S," indicating it is a Medal of Honor memorial dedicated to recipients from New York State or City. The lower sections of the plaque list numerous names and ranks of recipients categorized by various conflicts, including "CIVIL WAR," "INDIAN CAMPAIGNS," "WAR WITH SPAIN," "WORLD WAR I," "WORLD WAR II," "KOREAN CAMPAIGN 1950-1953," "VIETNAM 1961-1975," "OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM," and "IRAQ 2003." Diagonally across the upper left portion of the bronze plaque and the slatted wall, a handwritten sign made from a piece of white cardboard is affixed. The sign, written in black marker, displays the text: "JOIN US / IF YOU LIKE PEACE / END TRUMPS WAR." No individuals are visible in the scene. The environment is an exterior wall or facade, likely of a public building, in New York, United States, as indicated by the plaque's text.

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