Thank you veterans! Traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall, photo tribute
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The week the traveling Vietnam Memorial Wall, came to my town of Port Charlotte / Punta Gorda. It is a three-fifths-scale replica of the Washington, D.C., monument, and contains the names of the 58,261 who never returned from the Vietnam War.
I was in grade school in the 60s, and high school 71-74. I remember the war, mostly from the evening news. It was a very difficult time in our history, and these heroes, who fought so my family and I, could live free, only recently began to get the thanks that they deserve. I have posted a few here, to see all 72, go to Traveling Vietnam Memorial wall, all 72 photos Try the slide show above, and then click on full-screen to see all of the details in the photos. |
May God Bless those who gave all for our freedom.
NAS Millington Tenn. enlisted dining hall had a single table with a single chair and place setting with a nice table cloth with a POW/MIA flag above it. This was a very powerful statement which kept our fallen brothers &sisters fresh in our hearts & minds while stationed there. Semper Fi |
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