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#1 - From Jim Schuec on 2008-05-08
There is a web site that allows visitors to leave tributes to the fallen of the Vietnam War.
The web site named THE VIRTUAL WALL (TM) at www.VirtualWall.org has thousands of personal tributes in the form of letters, photographs, and citations.
THE VIRTUAL WALL does not accept donations, fees, or advertising in order to honor the fallen.
Post your comments #1 - From Jim Schuec on 2008-05-08
There is a web site that allows visitors to leave tributes to the fallen of the Vietnam War.
The web site named THE VIRTUAL WALL (TM) at www.VirtualWall.org has thousands of personal tributes in the form of letters, photographs, and citations.
THE VIRTUAL WALL does not accept donations, fees, or advertising in order to honor the fallen.
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