Completing a memorial…
Introducing the Virtual Wall - a representation of the Vietnam Memorial that you can view on your computer. But not only can you zoom in and find the name of anyone you’d like on the wall, you can also add a picture,
Virtual Vietnam Wall
The Vietnam Wall monument in Washington DC commemorates the lives of 58256 American soldiers killed during the Vietnam War, or as the Vietnamese call it the American War. This week the wall goes online. Footnote.com is an interactive
Virtual Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall
More than 2000 photos were taken of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial wall to create the online version. The resulting image is the equivalent of 460 feet wide and the largest image of its kind on the Web. Other references and virtual wall
Virtual Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall
If you wish to pay your respects but cannot travel to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in DC, can now do so from your computer. NARA and Footnote.com have released a searchable digital replica of the Memorial Wall.
Footnote.com creates Virtual Vietnam Memorial Wall
Family and friends of servicemen and women who died or vanished in the Vietnam War no longer have to travel to Washington to pay their respects at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. An interactive version debuted online this week,
Virtual Vietnam Memorial
Vietnam Memorial Wall Now Online Family and friends of servicemen and women who died or vanished in the Vietnam War no longer have to travel to Washington to pay their respects at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Virtual Wall
How awesome is this: The Virtual Wall Besides entering a name, you can search all sorts of other ways: Alphabetical List By Wall Panel By State & City By Military Unit Height of Valor Faces Of Freedom Recent Additions
See Vietnam Wall Names Free on Footnote
The Wall bears 58320 names of armed forces members who died or went missing while serving in the Vietnam War. (Names may be added on Memorial Day each year as the Department of Veteran’s Affairs receives additional information.)
Virtual Vietnam Wall
Yesterday I read about a virtual or online version of the Vietnam Wall. Please note this site is not government sponsored site and people must explicitly request that a name appear on the site, but it looks interesting and worth knowing
Vets pay tribute at virtual Vietnam wall
Julius Derico Jr. didn't need to travel to the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington to pay tribute to his fallen comrade -- the first casualty of his unit in Vietnam.
