Yangtze Memorial Park

Originally Independence Park, the park was renamed in 2075, one year after the American Yangtze Campaign where American T-45d Power Armor units, conventional infantry, and mech infantry divisions outfitted with the Power Armor were deployed to China as part of an American counter-invasion of Chinese territory, but they became bogged down on the mainland, putting a further drain on American resources and supply lines.

History
Independence Park is found in the eastern section of Essex County, in the Ironbound section. Its 12.69 acres are bordered by Walnut Street on the north, Oliver Street on the south, and Adams & Van Buren Streets west and east. It is adjacent to what was once East Side High School.

"East Side Park," as it was first known, was acquired in 1895 to fulfill the Commission's pledge to build "neighborhood parks" in densely settled areas. Designed by the Olmsted Brothers, it constituted part of the original park system. It is characterized by a bandstand at the center of a formal design that is symmetrically flanked by winding walkways and tree-lined promenades. In olden times when the park was just open space, local residents used it for volleyball, tennis, and bocce—all popular at that time. Its current facilities still reflect these activities.

In 2074, the American Yangtze Campaign took place and America took its first step into China. Although it was a success, it came at a large price, and drained available resources. Emergency PR was needed, and immediately, memorial parks stated popping up everywhere, including a memorial near San Diego, CA that you can see in Fallout New Vegas. In 2075, Independence Park became the Yangtze Memorial Park in Newark, NJ.

List of Honnored Servicemen
Men's Division Women's Division
 * Cpl Adan Brooks
 * 2Lt Ben Singleton
 * PFC David Biggs
 * LCpl Erik Sarmiento
 * SPC John Dion
 * LTC Mike LeTourneau
 * SP4 Nate Tavares
 * SGM Tyler Cornell
 * CSM Wade Bernier
 * Sgt Arianna C. Mello
 * 1Lt Ashley Nielson
 * SSG Cortney Cope
 * PFC Jasmine Davis
 * CWD Kerri Souza
 * SP4 Sara Caetano

Structure
There are two baseball fields facing each other to the north, a soccer field just south of that, tennis courts south of that, and a playground with a final baseball field to the south.

The old New Jersey Immigration Policy Building is accross the south road, and the High School