Spec.5 Robert O'Hara born 2/6/69 Iowa
. . Contributed By Linda Elsen On Thursday, February 12, 2004
Today is Feb 12, 2004 and as usual I am wearing your MIA/Pow bracelet around your birthday as I have since 1973. I looked you up in the internet and found a message from Jim Mazy written to you. It informed readers your remains were returned to US soil 1996, identified 2000, and family notified 2002 and interred in Arlington National Cemetery. I am glad your family now has a place to go and peace of mind. But I am sure they have felt as I am sure Jim Mazy has that your spirit has continued to live on in our hearts and that through all the bad times, you were always with us. All along. Peace be with you, your friend of 31 years. Linda

Religious Breakdown of the Wall
. . Contributed By Rick Lakomski On Thursday, February 12, 2004
I am wondering where I can find a breakdown of the religious backgrounds of those that lost their lives in Viet nam.

Rufas Weldon Hodges, SP4 US Army
. . Contributed By Bill Weldon On Thursday, February 12, 2004
Looking for any information about Weldon, KIA 1-17-69 Phuoc Tuy

Names on The Wall
. . Contributed By Ken wank On Friday, February 13, 2004
Sometimes I think I can't look at the names on this wall any longer. Then I look, and I know I have to, and I always will. Rest in peace guys. Ken W. USARV 1968

VN Outreach Center
. . Contributed By James Berry On Saturday, February 14, 2004
Went in a few months ago for help. The guy told me a place here that would help me. Then he asked me why did you come here? I said because I am a Vietnam Vet. He said, "and because it is free." I said to myself I thought I had payed that bill in 68.

LCPL Harry O. Whitlock Jr.
. . Contributed By Harry O. Whitlock 3 On Sunday, February 15, 2004
I'm looking for anyone who knew my Dad. I'm the only child and would like to find out about my Daddy while he was in Vietnam. All that I know is what my Mother and other family member told me. He was a Marine LCPL in Thua Thien when he was killed. I would like to know more about him and who he was. You can write to me at Harry O. Whitlock 3 303 Henry Clay Rd Ashland, Va, 23005. I know it's hard to talk about but I know there is somebody that knew him. Thanks , Harry

Fred Arthur Nelson
. . Contributed By Barbara Chamberlain On Sunday, February 15, 2004
Need location on wall of name, Fred Arthur Nelson and casualty date if possible. Thank you very much Barbara

email
. . Contributed By James Berry On Sunday, February 15, 2004
Just a note. My email server was down sorry.

Lawrence Taylor USMC - Vietnam
. . Contributed By Peggy O'Neill On Tuesday, February 17, 2004
Yesterday we saw a dear friend buried. Lawrence Taylor's name will not be found on the Vietnam Memorial Wall. But truly that is where his name belongs. Larry's name should be added to the Vietnam Memorial Wall along with all the other Vietnam Veterans who died after the war from diseases caused from Agent Orange. Larry fought many battles, both in Vietnam during his three tours of duty as a Marine and the many battles in life after he returned home. His hardest battle, and the only one he lost, was a long and courageous fight with lung cancer caused from his exposure to Agent Orange.

Anoka County, Minnesota, Vietnam Vets
. . Contributed By Vickie On Tuesday, February 17, 2004
I am searching for those who served from Anoka County, Minnesota. I am the program manager at the Anoka County Historical Society and am trying to capture the history of the Vietnam War from Anoka County's perspective. This will become an exhibit and information gathered will remain in the Archives. Anyone who served with or knows of a vet from Anoka County, please contact me. The more info I gather, the more complete the story. I am working with the Anoka County Vietnam Vets Chapter #470 and they are wonderful to work with, but we don't know where so many vets are at this time.