50000 Names Carved in the Wall

[walking dude]

if you like George Jones, you will like this.......if not, i dare you to say this don't bring a tear to your eye anyway........for all us Viet Nam era vets

http://home.comcast.net/~singingman7/TNOTW.htm

 

[meat-man]

First of all I love George Jones, Second......all I can say is wow

 

[flatbroke]

Thanks for sharing, very impressive. My dad was in the
3rd Platoon,
Mike Company,
3rd Battalion,
5th Marine Regiment,
1st marine Division during the war.

 

[earache_my_eye]

D88de.....this post was pure genius.......

TY,
Eric

 

[bbqgoddess]

Walking Dude,
Thanks for that post, just having been there, your post was all that more moving. I hope one day all of you who have not been there will get to go, to pay your respects, to view the friends, fellow vets, sisters, brothers mothers and fathers there to remember those 50,000 names.
That wall is an incredible memorial.
Thanks again WD!

 

[erain]

i have not seen it but the trucking company i work for we had the honor of hauling segments of granite to washington for that monument so i observed the individual pieces coming thru our facility, and i remember the care that was given in the transport of these pieces given. only our top drivers and top of line equipment used. i dont beleive we hauled it all but just to be able to take part in a small way was special, thks wd!!!

 

[crockadale]

Thanks Dude, thats all I got to say.

 

[gooose53]

Thanks for the post Dude!! Two of my wifes brothers were there as well as my dad. I was in the Army during the war but didn't have to go but, had many friends that went. Touching!!

 

[travcoman45]

Steve: Theres teaddrops on the keyboard. So many have given so much for this country, let us not dishonor them an let it slip away.

 

[jimr]

thank You.....

 

[cinnamonkc]

That was incredible.

 

[krusher]

the home of the free was given by the brave.

 

[meat-man]

You said it perfect there brother