Help me please with this question.
. . Contributed By Rick On Friday, May 16, 2003
Is anyone on the wall that died in 1995? If so can i have some names. I looked at casulty breakups by year and in 1995 66 people died in vietnam. Can someone explain to me or show me some names of these people.

Thanks

I would like to thank all of you veterans for doing more than I could ever do in a lifetime. I am in awe at you all. I pray I will be able to thank many veterans in person in my life. To those of you I can not I salute you and am humbled by your presence. Thank you for making this a free country to live in and for my children. God Bless you all.

12th Evacuation Hospital
. . Contributed By Rich Bentley On Friday, May 16, 2003
Served with 12th Evacuation Hospital 1968. Lived in "Our Place" hooch. Left Army and retired from the Air Force in 1993.

can you answear this question for me?
. . Contributed By sabrina Thompson On Friday, May 16, 2003
Hi! my dad was a vietnam vet and i'm trying to find out what medals he got.Where do I find out? And how do I get them Back.Thanks to all you men and women who scarficed your life for us.

Looking for info. on Stephen L. Boyd
. . Contributed By David C. Boyd On Friday, May 16, 2003
I am looking for info. on my brother, Srephen L. Boyd whom served with the U.S. Marine Corps and was wounded near DaNang and later died in a hospital in Guam in 1970. He was a machine gunner and was from Rochester, N.Y. Am looking for people he served with;ie, C.O., fellow members of his platoon or squad. Or medical personnel that may have treated him. Any info. would be appreciated. Thanks much.

Glenn Walter Baker
. . Contributed By Mary Wellborn On Saturday, May 17, 2003
Looking for Glenn W. Baker for my daughter, who hasn't seen him since she was 6 months old. He is from KY, last heard from him was 1971. He was in the Army in Alaska and went to Nam in Dec. 1969.

The Vietnam Wall Memorial
. . Contributed By Aaron On Saturday, May 17, 2003
I'm in eighth grade. I live in Indiana. I went for a field trip to Washignton D.C. I visited the wall it was very moving. All those soldiers who died for our freedom,and the prisoners of war as well as the missing in action. I feel so helpless. Is there anything I can do to help. So many people died for one cause. Knowing that they might die and never do anything that they used to do ever again. Maybe you can send me information. My email is Chain1691@ Aol.com

Memorial Day Remembrance
. . Contributed By Joyce (Zuehlsdorf) Medina On Sunday, May 18, 2003
Memorial Day 2003 is approaching and I would like to say Thanks to all who have gone before and all those who now serve this great country. May God Bless each and every one.

Another life lost.
. . Contributed By Jim Lewis On Sunday, May 18, 2003
Pastor Tom Lewis, USMC, Vietnam 1968, passed away 17 May 2003 from complications resulting from agent orange. I am sure there are others out there who have lost loved ones for the same reason. Our veterans are still paying the price. Can we get these recent casualties listed on the wall with the rest of our soldiers who died so long ago?

MY MEMORIAL DAY THOUGHTS
. . Contributed By Chaplain Howard Flexer On Tuesday, May 20, 2003
My Memorial Day Thoughts This Memorial Day My thoughts travel to the military Cemeteries That I have visited. The USS Arizona in Pearl Harbor. The Punch Bowl in Hawaii. Arlington National Cemetery in Washington D. C. They all bring my mind to think about how they lost their lives. I have been with some of them yet to my mind I have been with all of them. They did not die peacefully in their sleep at home or in a clean hospital bed or with loved ones by their sides. I see them being ripped apart by artillery shells. I see them being shot as they walk next to me in the jungle or buildings. I see them as they grasp for the last breath as their ship fills with seawater. I see them as they dive out of control toward earth in their fighters Etc. I see them being stabbed by a bayonet in hand to hand Combat. I see them stepping on a land mine right in front of me as they fly in the air and then dieing in my arms as I try to comfort them. I see them die after being bitten by a deadly snake put there as they crawl in tunnels. I see them dieing in the mud of rice patties. I see them freezing to death as they lay wounded. I and anyone who has been in combat can and still can see those kinds of deaths. I share this with you not to gross you out, but to help you feel and know what War is. It is not cut and dry as in movies or in print. I hope you never have to experience what Combat Veterans have seen. This Memorial Day keep in mind what I have shared with you. Those Veterans were just like you and me. They started out just like us, but they were called to do the extra ordinary and they did it for us! God Bless American and God Bless our Veterans. Chaplain Howard Flexer Vietnam War Veterans Flagstaff & Memorial May 26.2003