. . Contributed By Luis Medina Jr. On Sunday, May 27, 2001
looking for anybody that served in viet nam in 1968-69 with "A" company 4bn/12inf 199th light infantry brigade.

On this memorial day . .
. . Contributed By Larry L. Keeler On Sunday, May 27, 2001
Last week, I had the privilege of seeing hundreds of America's citizens standing by the roadside to honor Veterans and others who participated in the annual "Run for the Wall." An incredible honor to recognize the sacrifices of others, especially POW/MIA and KIA. My beloved America, thank you.

Gone But Not Forgotten
. . Contributed By Tracey Giasson On Sunday, May 27, 2001
My dad served in the AirForce for 20 yrs. He served in many places especially the Korean War and Vietnam. He came back a changed man forever. He passed away 4 years ago unexpectedly. I now have His Vietnam Veterans jacket which I wear proudly in honor of him and others who has served our country. The one thing I hold dear to my heart is the bracelet he gave me. I still have it and have worn it everyday of my life. The person who I have carried with me in my heart is Spec.5 Berman Ganoe Jr. 3-24-70. I just want his family to know that although many years have gone by I still have not forgotten.I hope if they do see this they will not be hurt or angered by this message.

Pleiku,Vietnam Nov 1969
. . Contributed By Jo Ann Trick On Sunday, May 27, 2001
My brother was killed in Pleiku, Vietnam on Nov 3 1969. He was in the 4th Infantry Division, Headquarters co. His name is William J. Roeglin. Looking for anyone who was with him when he died. Tomorrow is Memorial Day and am looking forward to honoring his memory at the cemetery. Thanks to all who served and may have known him

James Robert Allen Northern killed in action 1967.
. . Contributed By Danny Northern On Sunday, May 27, 2001
James Robert Allen Northern was killed in action on November 1967. What happened to his cousins name who was killed a year later. his name was James Robert Northern? It's never been added to the wall at D.C. It's added to the one in his home state of Arkansas. Have they lost him in D. C.?

Sgt. Bobby Joe Malone--96th Security Police
. . Contributed By Sonda L. Malone Broomfield On Monday, May 28, 2001
There will always be a empty space in my heart that will ache for questions. Daddy will always be loved and remembered by family and friends. He will be remembered by myself new memories will be released to his 3 grandchildren. They see pictures of their grandfather and they know things about him and let others know that, that is their grandfather. There will always be a question mark in my mind. And also why is his name not on the wall. It is suppose to be.

PFC Clifford Dale Combs - U. S. Marine Corps

The price of freedom is never free.Clifford Combs made the ultimate sacrifice at the young age of 19 years. May he rest in peace with the knowledge that we are still a free nation.not perfect, always changing, struggling with unrest at times, but still the best country in the world. I honor him on this day, I will never forget! The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.thank our armed forces for being the ones ever on the alert.

Thank you Vets. Thank you families.
. . Contributed By Dan Loggins On Monday, May 28, 2001
Last week my family visited the Wall again. No one from our family died in Vietnam but we'll never forget those who did or fail to mourn with those families. I promise to tell my sons, ages nine & three how your father, mother, brother, sister, cousin, nephew, served our nation and the cause of freedom. A grateful America will never forget. My family will never forget. Thank you.

PFC Clifford Dale Combs
. . Contributed By Dan Loggins On Monday, May 28, 2001
Thank you PFC Combs. From a Grateful America.

Gordon Mac Millan
. . Contributed By Leslie Mac Millan On Monday, May 28, 2001