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Vietnam Wall -- THIS IS AMAZING!

This is really sobering. First click on a state. When it opens, scroll down to the city where you went to high school and look at the names. Click on the name and it will give details of the person's death, a picture or at least their bio and medals.
This really is an amazing web site. Someone spent a lot of time and effort to create it.

I hope that everyone who receives this appreciates what those who served in Vietnam sacrificed for our country.

Pass the link on to others, as many knew wonderful people whose names are listed.



Vietnam was my generations war and I have numerous friends and high school buddies on the wall. This 4th of July please

remember not only these brave young men but all our military heroes who have served and are currently serving this country.

If you really want to get a feel for what these heroes went through and accomplished, read some of the Medal of Honor stories.

Click here
http://www.virtualwall.org/ iStates.htm

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

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POW/MIA NEVER FORGOTTEN. Freedom is not free. God bless America. Independence has a cost.

Hoo-yah. Welcome home G

Thanks for sharing that. We are lucky enough not to have lost anyone in that war from our home town. Prayers to the families that did lose a loved one.

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Land of the free, because of the BRAVE!

Yeah, got a few High School classmates/friends on that wall, and three of the five of my current "best friends" were in Nam. The two that weren't in Nam are too young to have been.

Thanks for the link, "G" !!

Thanks for sharing! God Bless America.

That is nice that someone took the time to put that together. USA FLAG

Thanks G I did not recognize anyone from my home town.

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Thanks G I did not recognize anyone from my home town.

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Sometimes home of record is different than actual home town

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Our Freedom was not "Free." God bless America...the land of the free because of the brave. Thank you to all who served. Have a safe 4th of July.

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Thanks for the link "G". Hope everyone has a happy and safe July 4th. We can still celebrate because of the people who sacrificed before us. USA FLAG

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Yes. Couple of my Vietnam buddies are listed as Memphis section, but that is where we were inducted.

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Appreciate it buddy. God bless America and all those that have served, are serving, and continue to serve in the future.

I appreciate you sharing the website G. It had been a long time since I had thought about those guys from my hometown which paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country. For all of the past and present veteran's a special "thank you" for defending our freedom.

Very sobering site, as is the actual wall. Growing up, we lived adjacent to a cemetery. I vividly remember hearing taps and 21 gun salutes. Thank you, to all that have served. By the grace of God may this country survive another two hundred plus years.

Thanks G!!! 44 from my Assault Helicopter Co on the Wall.

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Thanks G, I hadn’t seen this before.


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This is very sobering my friend. Thank you for sharing this. Some friends and classmates of mine are on that wall too. All who served gave some....Some who served gave it all! We are the land of the free because of the brave.

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I was too young for Vietnam, but one of my buddy's older brothers went & never came home. When I saw his name on the wall the first time (& every time since), it hit me like a gut punch that I wasn't expecting. It went all the way through to my soul...still does. *Crying as I type this* It's been 50 years since we got the word, but it still hurts like it was yesterday. I always expected him to be one who made it home. Thanks for posting this. Thank you to all who served.

Jim

when it comes to Nam, I always feel guilty because I didn't serve. When I was about 13 or 14 I tore my knee just below the knee cap and it messed up all the nerves on the outside of my leg from above to below the knee and to this day I still can't put my knee down on any hard surface.
Thanks to all of you that did serve as I appreciate all you've done for our country.

No need for anybody to feel guilty about not being able to serve. God had other plans for you. I was only able to serve one tour in 1970 but I joined the army in 1964. I would do it all over again if I had to.

Thanks. Some gave some,Some gave all.

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Thanks for sharing