Last time, Michigan VII, I promised to post a few more from this great site in Freedom Hill County Park.
This was the first time I have seen this particular information; losses categorized by Unit. And, rarely do you see the number of women who served listed, note that one of the 8 women killed in 'Nam was from Michigan.
If you follow this site with any regularity, you have heard me complain, on a couple of occasions, about the use of non-Vietnam era helmets on The Field Cross. Well, they did it right here. Good job, folks.
Those lost a featured on individual bricks too, while others, who were not lost, are honored on bricks of different colors. This, too, is something I have not seen before this visit.
A final pic of a Vietnam Service Ribbon that was placed upon the pole that supports the Huey at the site. Makes sense tome as I believe that there is no other more iconic image of the war than the Huey.
Next time, we will travel to Minnesota to see a small town memorial there. So, please join me on the 2nd of August, as always, at 9:00am.
To see other memorials from Michigan, or any other state, click the state name on the left side of this page.
To see other memorials from Michigan, or any other state, click the state name on the left side of this page.
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