The Eugene A. Obregon Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation is building a Medal of Honor Monument complex located in the heart Los Angeles, California's historic birthplace known as "El Puebo."
Two of the four Monument parts have already been completed.
Across from Olvera St. Marketplace, atop a grassy knoll, stands The Wall of Honor.
This 36' long, curved granite wall bears the inscribe names of all of the nearly 3,500 Medal Of Honor recipients awarded throughout American history.

The organization plans to erect a bronze sculpture of Pfc.
Eugene A. Obregon USMC in recognition of Latino recipients and young Obregon's sacrifice for his fellow Marines.
The group's goal is to promote a message that brotherhood and unity - as they were forged in war - could also be practiced in peace.

Academy Award® winner Edward James Olmos narrates a video explaining The Monument project and the upcoming bronze sculpture.
The Eugene A. Obregon Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation is building a Medal of Honor Monument complex located in the heart Los Angeles, California's historic birthplace known as "El Puebo." Two of the four Monument parts have already been completed. Across from Olvera St. Marketplace, atop a grassy knoll, stands The Wall of Honor. This 36' long, curved granite wall bears the inscribe names of all of the nearly 3,500 Medal Of Honor recipients awarded throughout American history. 
The organization plans to erect a bronze sculpture of Pfc. Eugene A. Obregon USMC in recognition of Latino recipients and young Obregon's sacrifice for his fellow Marines. The group's goal is to promote a message that brotherhood and unity - as they were forged in war - could also be practiced in peace. 
Academy Award® winner Edward James Olmos narrates a video explaining The Monument project and the upcoming bronze sculpture.
Eugene A. Obregon