Today, we take another look at the incredible Triad Park in Colfax, North Carolina.
We have, in fact, visited here before and you can check out those visits here and here.
Just a couple of the features pertaining to Vietnam.
This beautiful obelisk can be seen from all around and is a tribute to the effort, respect and love that went into building this site.
Truer words were never spoken. As I have said in the past I still have trouble taking the support, and thank you for your service comments seriously. As long as it took to get to this point, I fear it could vanish so much quicker.
This is a name I found on one of the walkways. I am trying to track down if he was lost or not. I have made several attempts to learn something about him, to no avail.
So, as have done in the past, I throw the challenge out to you to see who might know something about him. You have helped before, I hope you can come through once again.
Next time, on October 10th, we will revisit Pennsylvania, so join me there, as usual, at 9:00 am.
To
see additional memorials from North Carolina, or any other state, please
click a state name on the left side of this page. Please note that
Canada, Ireland, and Puerto Rico have been added to the list.
If you are following along at all, you will have seen that a number of you, like Joan from Wisconsin, Tony from Texas, Mike from Maryland, Ron from Florida, Tim from Virginia and Molly from Florida, among others, have responded to my request to send me memorials you have seen in your area or where you may have traveled. I even got one from Ireland! These submissions help expand the knowledge of how we have remembered the men and women who served or were lost in 'Nam and you help to honor them. If you have any such photos, I would love to see them. Please send them along to the email at the left and I will gladly share them here. Thanks, once again, to all who have contributed.