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The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall USA website is dedicated to honoring those who died in the Vietnam War. The Wall USA is a non-profit endeavor maintained by veterans of the 4th Battalion 9th Infantry Regiment for the benefit of all.
Interactive Panoramas of Vietnam Veterans Memorial. You must have QuickTime media player for this presentation. MIDNIGHT AT THE WALL.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial was founded by Jan Scruggs, who served in Vietnam (in the 199th Light Infantry Brigade) from 1969-1970 as a infantry corporal. He wanted the memorial to acknowledge and recognize the service and sacrifice of all who served in Vietnam.
A: There are two replica versions of The Vietnam Veterans Memorial that tour the United States regularly. The first of them which is called The Moving Wall, has been traveling the country for almost twenty years. You can find their schedule HERE.
Thousands of personal remembrances and photos of those listed on the Wall have been left with us - an on line legacy of the personal costs of the Vietnam War and its aftermath. We are the veterans of the 4th Battalion 9th Infantry Regiment.
Casualty Statistics of The Vietnam War. Search The Official Wall Database of info on the internet
Names Added to Memorial: Since 1997 88 names of veterans who have died due to their wounds received during the Vietnam war have been added to the Wall. The latest names added are listed below.
American Military Women who Died in the Vietnam War. 1st Lt. Sharon Ann Lane - On the Wall at 23W 112. Lt. Lane died from shrapnel wounds when the 312th Evac. at Chu Lai was hit by rockets on June 8, 1969.
Springfield, Massachusetts Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Society of the Fifth Division. 5th US Cavalry Memorial. 4/9 Manchus. San Lorenzo Veterans Memorial Project. The VietNam Veterans Memorial Fund. Irish on The Wall. Robert Sherman Mosier. ARVN General Hieu 's Page.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall Page is supported entirely through public contributions to the 4/9 Infantry Manchu (Vietnam) Association, a non profit veterans organization that maintains the site. Today, the organization’s mission is to preserve the legacy of these pages for the benefit of all.