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This page is dedicated to the young men of Guam who paid the ultimate price for Freedom during the Vietnam Conflict. They answered the call when their country knowing that they make give their life. These young men knew that being patriotic was an important part of their lives. Knowing well that United States had given them their Freedom. Understanding the true meaning of the word. Knowing that the United States had liberated the Island of Guam from Japanese occupation during the second world war. Also many of these fine young men were born before WWII, during WWII, and after the WWII. |
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The
Chaplain noticed one soldier looking at a deck of cards during a church
service. The Chaplain was upset that the soldier was playing cards
in God's house and after the service, he was taken by the Chaplain to see
the Major. The Chaplain explained to the Major what he had seen.
The
young soldier told the Major that during the battle, he had neither a Bible
or a Prayer Book so he would use his deck of cards and explained:
The "3" tells me of the Trinity of God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit. The "4" reminds me of the four gospels, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. When I see the "5" it tells me of the Five Unwise Virgins who were lost and that five were saved. The "6" makes me mindful that God created the earth in just six days, and God said that it was good. When
I see the "7" it reminds me that God rested on the seventh day.
The
"10" reminds me of the Ten Commandments carved in stone by the hand of
God. The "JACK" makes me remember the Prince of Darkness. Like
a roaring lion, he devours those that he can. When I look at the
"QUEEN," I see The Church, The Bride of Jesus. As I look at the last
card, "The King,"
There are 365 spots on a deck of cards, and that is the number of days in each year. There are 52 cards to a deck and that is the number of weeks in a year. There are 12 picture cards and that is the number of months in a year. There are 4 different suits in a deck and that is the number of seasons in a year... And so, the young soldier then said to the Major, "You see, Sir, my intentions were honorable. My deck of cards serves as my BIBLE, my PRAYER BOOK and my ALMANAC. Most importantly my deck of cards reminds me that I need JESUS 365 days, 52 weeks and 12 months a year and that I should always PRAY 4 others." |
I watched the flag pass by
one day,
I thought ... how many
men like him
I heard the sound of Taps
one night,
I thought about a graveyard
~ Author Unknown ~ |
We Call On Him Look God ...
You see God,
Last night from a shell hole,
Had I taken the time
I wonder, God ...
Strange, I had to come
Well, I guess there isn't
I guess the zero hour
The signal ... well,
God,
Looks like this will be
Though I wasn't friendly
Look ... I am crying!
Well, I have to go now, God
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~ Author Unknown ~
This poem was found on the
body of a nineteen-year-old American soldier in
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The pictures of the names was provided by Wade Jackson during his trip to Washington. He is also an Alumni of John F. Kennedy and a classmate to some of these young men. Through his help and efforts I am able to redesign these pages. The names here are displayed in order as they were on the Wall. All
the information's contained is these pages
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Both the English & Chamoru version |
Stand ye Guamanians, for your country And sing her praise from shore to shore For her honor, for her glory
For her honor, for her glory
May everlasting peace reign o'er us
Against all perils, do not forsake us
Against all perils, do not forsake us
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Fanohge Chamorro put I tano'-ta Kanta I matuna-na gi todu I lugat Para I onra, para I gloria
Para I onra, para I gloria
Todu I tiempo I pas para
hita
Kontra I piligro na'
fansafo' ham
Kontra I piligro na' fansafo'
ham
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gathered from a data base found on the internet. Joe Bongcayao |