Vietnam Virtual Wall

[Olphart]

I've seen the wall, the traveling wall and the stats. I've got a school mate on the wall. Just over 3400 lost from Texas.

I got this link in an email and thought I'd share with my fellow 'Nam Vets on here.

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

[sailor]

Thanks.......

[El Paisano]

Thanks. This will help. I am hunting for the Sam Houston State alumni from the 50s and 60s.

[JP135]

I'm not a Vietnam vet, but I have family on that wall. It means a lot to me.

Thanks for posting and thanks for your service. Always felt like 'nam vets never got the recognition/respect you earned.

[dustoffer]

Got a roomie on the wall, and several other pilots, medics, and crew chiefs as well.

[Burnadell]

Thanks for posting that, Mason!

[Froggy]

There are several of my old platoon and squad members on the Wall.

June 14, 1971 was a bad day. One of my best friends.

http://www.virtualwall.org/db/BroennekeLL01a.htm

[Olphart]

There are several of my old platoon and squad members on the Wall.

June 14, 1971 was a bad day. One of my best friends.

http://www.virtualwall.org/db/BroennekeLL01a.htm

Man, what a rip! He served exactly 11 months there.

But, all that died there deserved better, regardless of how long they were in country. And those of us that made it home deserved better than what we got.

[coop]

Man, what a rip! He served exactly 11 months there.

Yep. That's tuff. We all agreed the guys that got it early were the lucky ones. They didn't live through the Nam and then die just before coming home.

We had one guy get killed his first day in the field and one that died 3 days before his flight to the world.

Thanks for posting but it is still to painful for me to look at.

JC

[41Chevy]

The traveling wall will be in Benbrook this weekend.

[joe]

http://www.vvmf.org/Wall-of-Faces/

[gofish24]

Thanks!!