Free Vietnam War Memorial Wall Card

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Please note the caveat that this is only available for in-country/at- sea veterans

FREE Vietnam War Memorial Wall Card

The Vietnam War Memorial You Can Carry In Your Wallet

The Vietnam War 'Wall Card' is available ONLY to (in-country/ at sea)
Vietnam War Veterans on a limited time basis due to its finite inventory.
This is a 'Collector's Edition' treasure. It is not available anywhere
else. The American War Library will NOT manufacture the Wall Card in the future.

DESCRIPTION: The Vietnam Memorial Wall Card is a durable plastic,
wallet-sized microfiche photo card containing the names of 58,000+
Americans who lost their lives in Vietnam. The Wall Card is clearly
readable with any microviewer. Listed are names, ranks, hometowns, DOB,
DOD, service branch and the location on The Wall in Washington where each
name is displayed.

For information on obtaining a FREE Wall Card travel to URL:
http://members. aol.com/veterans /freecard. htm

Read the Instructions fully.

-- Contact Person for this posting:
Roger Simpson,
Public Information Officer - 13105320634. com (http://www.13105320 634.com)
The American War Library - amervets.com (http://www.amervets .com)
Building Two, 16907 Brighton Avenue
Gardena CA 90247-5420
1-310-532-0634

[Woodmonkey]

I hope this also applies to those who saw air combat in Vietnam. I'll pass this one on. Thanks, Paul.

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I do believe that air combat is considered in-country service. The reason they included at-sea is because many of the ships supported the land operations but never "docked in-country". Many of the air crews and pilots were from aircraft carriers and flew to support the war plans, but returned to their ships when the mission was over.

[Woodmonkey]

I just told Bill because he was stationed at Clark AFB in the Phillippines and did 60 day TDY tours in Da Nang and Phan Rang (sp?) so he qualifies for it and has buddies on the Wall.

Thanks again for the info, Paul.