Silent Witnesses Memorial
A tranquil park dedicated to the memory of the 256 individuals who lost their lives on December 12, 1985 in the Arrow Air Crash. The Silent Witness Memorial sees an American soldier standing atop a massive rock holding the hands of a civilian boy and girl. Each child holds a olive branch indicative of the peacekeeping mission of the 101st Air-borne Division Screaming Eagles on the Sinai Peninsula. The trio look to the future as they are surrounded by the hills and trees of the crash site.
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