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virtual Vietnam Wall Memorial

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charlie (ky)

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This is awesome,, i had no idea we lost 300 men from louisville .. will bring tears to many that click on.

http://www.virtualwall.org/iStates.htm
 
Both my father, Lt. Col. David W. Morrill, USMC.:usmc: and his younger brother, Lt. Col. Merwin L. Morrill, USAF. :usaf:are there, along with many other American heros. They answered their country's call and gave all they had. They should not be forgotten!:usaflag::

http://www.vvmf.org//index.cfm?SectionID=110&Wall_Id_No=35222


http://www.vvmf.org//index.cfm?SectionID=110&Wall_Id_No=35226
 
thanks for that site, n.c., the list seemed to go on forever, semper fi to all my fellow jarheads, past and present,and thank you for service and sacrifices to all my other veterans
 
Who lived in Calif. I met him while I was on vacation and he had been drafted but had not left for training---I was headed for Az. when I met him at Convict Flat on Highway 49 in Calif. he was spending some time nugget hunting before basic training---After I met him I went no father as I found we liked each other; So I spent my vacation with him hunting gold---When my vacation was over I came back to my job at I.P. and he went to Nam---We had a lot of plans on getting together when he got back---He never made it back alive but we wrote many letters to each other till he got Machine gunned 6 months after he got there---I met his parents and they gave me his dry washer after the funeral---I plan on meeting him again in a few years after I pass on and maybe we will be able to hunt nuggets again---When I saw his name listed it brought a few tears just like it did when I first saw his name on that wall a few years ago---Roger we will meet again in due time, See you then !
 
Thanks Rusty, You guys will never forget your fallen brothers!

Not sure Arlington has gone back and done pages for all the Vietnam casualties buried there, but they did a nice page for my Dad and his backseater when they were finally returned in 2001. My uncle was a West Point grad and he was buried there in 83.

http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/aircrew-03181967.htm

If any of you know a buddy that was buried there, it's worth a Google search to see.
 
n/t
 
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