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As a non-veteran (missed Vietnam by 2 years), I'd like to take a moment to thank all of our veterans and the families of the men & women who gave their lives in combat for our country to remain free & safe. I'm sure there are quite a few who were Mustangs. Hats off to all of them! God bless America!

Those of us who served in Vietnam know that no matter how much action any of us saw, the heroes of that war are the troops who have thier names on The Wall. The rest of us were just doing our job. It was reward enough to come back home alive. Thanka for remembering our fallen brothers and sisters.

Sam I Am
4/60th Artillery, USA
Vietnam 1967-68

Those of us who served in Vietnam know that no matter how much action any of us saw, the heroes of that war are the troops who have thier names on The Wall. The rest of us were just doing our job. It was reward enough to come back home alive. Thanks for remembering our fallen brothers and sisters.

Sam I Am
4/60th Artillery, USA
Vietnam 1967-68

Those of us who served in Vietnam know that no matter how much action any of us saw, the heroes of that war are the troops who have thier names on The Wall. The rest of us were just doing our job. It was reward enough to come back home alive. Thanks for remembering our fallen brothers and sisters.

Sam I Am
4/60th Artillery, USA
Vietnam 1967-68

Sam I Am wrote:Those of us who served in Vietnam know that no matter how much action any of us saw, the heroes of that war are the troops who have thier names on The Wall. The rest of us were just doing our job. It was reward enough to come back home alive. Thanks for remembering our fallen brothers and sisters.

Sam I Am
4/60th Artillery, USA
Vietnam 1967-68

And Sam I Am, thanks for your service as well. "And the caisson go rolling along." In the artillery, you know what a caisson really is.

Water Pony
Class of 1968
U.S. Navy '68-'71

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