God Bless Them All, they gave so much
. . Contributed By Kathy Pardo On Thursday, April 20, 2006
The Vietnam Veterans gave and gave, until there was nothing left to give. We gave them nothing in return. It's time now for us to respect them, pray for them, honor them, be grateful to them. My brother Thomas Pardo gave along with 58,000 others. Tom I love you, miss you always.

WELCOME HOME TO ALL OF YOU!!!
. . Contributed By Rhonda Walker On Thursday, April 20, 2006
God Bless You and Welcome Home! I was born in 1968, thank God my dad couldn't pass the physical, don't get me wrong, he signed up but flunked the physical. He wanted to be a pilot. If he went I wouldn't be here. I wear 2 bracelets, I just got them for X-mas 2005. I've always wanted one and now I have 2. I've been to the "Wall" twice, there is no describing it. I've told my buddies that are Vets that they have to go at least once, it's the most unbelievable feeling. I couldn't never begin to undersand what it would mean to a Vet. You are all amazing but my bracelets are for a Maj. David Earll, 10/21/66 and Lt.Stanley K. Smiley, missing 07/20/69, US Navy. If anyone has any info on these guys or any Vet that wants acknowledged and appreciated e-mail me. God Bless You and Welcome Home. Sounds corny but I shed a tear as I type this, God Bless You and God forgive those who shit on you!

Thank to all of you
. . Contributed By joe golembiewski On Saturday, April 22, 2006
Today feeling like the old wreck, I came to this page. I was ashamed of myself for being a survivor knowing that you gave everything. That you are dependanet upon me not only to live for myself, but to live for you vicariously. My promise to you is to live evry minute of life I have left. To serve you. Thank you I will not let you down. (Craig, Bobby, Walter, Cliff, Jack, Buck never let us forget)

MIA
. . Contributed By Mike Wedge MM1 USNR On Saturday, April 22, 2006
Could someone help me find out about EN2 Joseph T.Musetti Jr, 28 Sep 67. State Maine Would like to lean more about him, he is not on the wall.Thanks much

Bobby Joe Wilson
. . Contributed By Joan Gray On Saturday, April 22, 2006
In a suitcase we found several medals and other memoribilia of a life lost in Vietnam. Bobby Joe wasn't there long but he fought bravely. We would love to hear from anyone who knows his story.

picture on the homepage
. . Contributed By Joseph Przygoda On Sunday, April 23, 2006
what is the title of this? The one with the 3 men. I am looking to do a tribute tattoo and need to know the actual name of this so that I can find the exact print that I am looking for.

Can names still be added to the wall?
. . Contributed By Jeannine Gamble On Monday, April 24, 2006
My fiance's Father served in Vietnam and died as a direct result of Agent Orange. Do these victims get to be recognized with all the others?

RAYMOND EUGENE SMOOT-SPEC 5-US ARMY
. . Contributed By larry On Monday, April 24, 2006
if anyone knew him or served with him i would appreciate info. i am his brother--LARRY SMOOT-US NAVY-NAM VET-1966 TO 1968. he was with the 228th aviation battalion-1st air calvary-at ane ke,south vietnam from 12-24-1965 to 11-18-1966. he was kia on 11-18-1966. i thank you and may GOD bless all.

Stephen Charles Howland

I am attempting to locate a Stephen Charles Howland for an estate matter. He was from New Hampshire and enlisted in the army in 1970. If anyone has any information regarding this person would you please contact me. I can be reached toll free at 1-800-663-2255 ext 6757 Thanks for any help you might be able to offer Sincerely Alain Gloanec Researcher

B Troop,7th Armored Squadron 1st Air cavalry
. . Contributed By william Glover On Tuesday, April 25, 2006
looking for anyone that served, during 02/28/68 to 02/28/69. My unit was call blackhacks we were a Armored unit from FT Knot, Ky. we were ship over on the USS Upshure,we had started a new unit in FT Knox, KY, we left from Long Beach CA on the 1st of Febuary 1968