Walter L. Burroughs
. . Contributed By CARLA LANDIS On Saturday, August 28, 2004
my uncle walter served in the vietnam war in 1965 was killed in 1966 he was with company 173rd airborne brigade.if anyone has any information on my uncle or his last days of life please e-mail at carla_landis2003@yahoo.com thank you,carla

ANY INFORMATION
. . Contributed By Cat On Saturday, August 28, 2004
My father's best friend, William "Bill" Justice was KIA in Vietnam. I am unsure of the date but he was from Columbus, Ohio and I would love to know if anyone know anything about him so I can give it to my dad. Dad got to visit The Wall and broke down and finally grieved over the loss of his best friend, a friend closer than a brother who never got to come home. Thank you soooo much to those of you who served I would not be here today nor would my children, if it wasn't for you. We love you and God Bless you.

Old Airborne Soldier
. . Contributed By Bernard E. Cotton On Saturday, August 28, 2004
I live in Arkansas now, served three tours in Nam with 173rd, 101st and 509 MP co and also in Korea with 187 RCT and WW2 with the 101st. 25 good years. God bless all the ones who did not come back

Veterans
. . Contributed By Vet On Sunday, August 29, 2004
** God Bless to ALL Veterans - We Shall NEVER Forget ** ! ( http://www.veterans-day.org )

for those that are still dying because of veitnam
. . Contributed By Robert Herrera On Sunday, August 29, 2004
It seems to me that there are still a great number of americans that are being forgotten. I speak about those americans that were affected by agent orange. My father, Jose Herrera Jr., was one of those americans. It appears that he too was robbed of some life. You see agent orange took him from us. I feel that these americans, that are still dying from agent orange used in veitnam, should be recognized on the wall. These americans did not die because of natural causes, but, because of veitnam. I feel their names respectavly should be placed on the wall. Sure, they did not die in vietnam, but died a slower death. Died with the haunting memories for years, and in the end, died a very slow and painful death. For this they should be added to the wall. I hope there are others that feel as I do, and perhaps if we ban together, we can succeed in honoring these brave americans that have been forgotten.

The Vietnam Wall Experience, Ohio 2004
. . Contributed By Ella M. Dotson On Sunday, August 29, 2004
A gentleman stopped by the guest relations/red cross tent seeking information regarding the youngest Soldier listed on the wall on Saturday Aug. 28th. No one could answer him. I ran into him my second day and asked if he found who he was looking for, he had not. Later in the afternoon I got his answer, Dan Bullock, age 15. If you are the gentlemen in question, I have the etching for you.

for those that are still dying because of veitnam
. . Contributed By Robert Herrera On Sunday, August 29, 2004
if you would like to contact me on this subject .rbrtherrera@yahoo.com.please read previous(for those that are still dying because of veitnam) subject.

TRYING TO LOCATE
. . Contributed By DON ACHESOON On Monday, August 30, 2004
I AM TRYING TO LOCATE THE FAMILY MEMBER OF ROBERT ARNOLD CORKILL. USMC HOME ADDRESS WAS SAN BENITO,TX`

Sgt. Robert Pinnell
. . Contributed By Bill Pinnell On Tuesday, August 31, 2004
I would like to talk with anyone who served with my brother, who was killed 21 March, 1967, by small arms fire while missing in Binh Dinh. He was awarded the Bronze Star but have little knowledge of his valor which resulted in the citation. Any information would be immeasurably appreciated.

Correspondance
. . Contributed By Eric R. Forgiel On Wednesday, September 01, 2004
I would like to correspond with someone who has seen combat with American Ground Forces in Vietnam. I eventually want to write a book and wish to correspond with Vietnam Veterans to gather information. If interested, please write to: Eric R. Forgiel 2-158 Boulevard Du Plateau Gatineau, QuTbec Canada J9A 3G2 While writing your letter please include some experiences, what unit you fought with, dates of tours, locations and citations if the case may be. Please include return address so I can write back and if you wish, a telephone number. Thank you.