Vietnam Veterans Memorial near the Washington Monument.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial was a memorial to those who lost their lives or remained missing while serving with the United States Military Forces during the Vietnam War in the 20th century on Earth.
History and specifics[]
Engraved names on the memorial.
On 24 December 2008, former Aegis agent Roberta Lincoln and her granddaughter Chloe visited the memorial. Lincoln made a point of visiting each year to commemorate the death of her boyfriend Curtis Wellborn.
The memorial wall was located in Washington, DC near the Washington Monument. In addition to Wellborn, others memorialized include Tim Abercrombie, Matthew Adamson, Peter Agromchuk, Carlos Akin, Mary Alfreds, Donald Alpen, Stanley Arms, Ann Arnold, Aindrea Baxter, Quinton Black, Calitos Brennus, David Brooke, Charles Brookstone, Susan Brown, Dennis Caelestis, Whitman Carter, Whittaker Chamford, Lewis Chang, Theodore Christie, Albert Clayton, Adisa Daiki, Ronald Davidson, Cory Devlin, Alvin Goran, Rodney Grainer, Lacey Helios, Menachem Jahzeel, Alexander Jefferson, Gustav Johan, Paul Jones, Perry Jonson, Levarr Jordan, Abraham Keeny, Philo Khwaja, Phillip King, George Kinman, Alice Kleeg, Judah Kleinhoffer, Stephan Kobrinsky, Patrick Koenig, Alan Kove, Luciano Kreios, Jennifer Lee, Maxwell Levi, Stefan Marino, Peter Maxwell, Louis Mayer, Luca Mazelli, Lawrence Moore, Robert Morris, Jerry Nikolais, Dubrokov Ofreo, Kornell Pallas, Marcus Paulk, Adalbert Paulwell, Joseph Polaski, George Polcha, Pamela Princeton, Stephen Reyes, Frazier Rino, Walter Robinson, Ivan Rostakovich, Gene Rudinsky, Raymond Ruiz, Leopold Seppel, Maurice Sheppley, William Smith, Wendel Sol, John Stanley, Robert Stanwell, Andrew Stone, Moray Suljo, Margaret Swenderson, Norman Thigpen, John Thomas, Trevor Thomason, Dwight Twombly, Egil Tyrese, Bertrand Underhill, Zachery Vance, Roger Ventura, Thorell Verde, Korbin Viggo, Langford Walling, Jeffery Washington, Laurence White, and Yuri Wojechowski. (TOS - Assignment: Earth comic: "My Name Is Legion")
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| Dumbarton Oaks • Lincoln Memorial • Smithsonian Institution • Vietnam Veterans Memorial • White House • Washington Circle • Washington Monument | 
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Appearance[]
External link[]
- Vietnam Veterans Memorial article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.