| I don`t understand a lot of what I read about what`s wrong with America. But when you don`t have a lot of book-learnin`, there`s just a lot of things you can`t understand. But this one thing I do know, is that even though She`s just like a mother to me, America owes to God, everything She is, or ever hopes to be. God, bless America, again. You must know the trouble that She`s in. Wash Her pretty face, dry Her eyes and then,.. God, bless America, again. Oh please, |
| Somewhere in southeast Asia, there`s a man who was your neighbor. Living in a bamboo cage, wonderin` what happened to the USA.--Charlie Daniels, 1980 Lest We Forget ,.. |
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| "We KissedThe Boys Good-bye" was drawn by Chauchetta D. in 1998, not as a memorial to war, but instead, as a memorial to the boys who were there, and to the ones at home waiting their turns to go. A great price has been paid so that we can enjoy the freedoms we have in America. Let`s take care we don`t take it for granted. Thanks for the drawing, Chauchetta. |
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| God bless America,again |
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| DEWEY OWEN WWII 10/42-3/45 2yr. 2 mo. S. E. Flying Comd. 724th Sqd.Base Hdq. & Air Base-Pesonnel Classification Ctr. Nashville, Tenn. 3 mo. 4th Ser. Comd. w/ 724 Plattsburg, New York |
| AMERICA IS # 1---------------- THANKS TO OUR VETERANS |
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| JOHN ADAMS Vietnam 8/65-7/67 1st yr. Com. D 2nd Bat. 1st Inf. Div. "the Big Red One" Ft, Polk, La. 2nd yr. 1st Squadron 4th Cav. 1st Inf. Div. Vietnam |
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| WILLIAM W. OWEN Korea |
| CARLUS R. OWEN WWII |
| SEPT. 11, 2001 We WON`T FORGET!! |
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| " This award is issued to this site by the Advisory Board of the POW/MIA Freedom Fighters Organization, for it`s early and steadfast commitment to our missing Warriors." |
| Jerry Douglas Rawls CPL - E4 - Army born on Aug. 19, 1948 from Henry, Tenn. His tour of duty began on July 28, 1969 Casualty was on Nov. 25, 1969 in PHUOC LONG, SOUTH VIETNAM |
| William Gary Hall CPL - E4 - Army - Regular born on Oct. 12, 1946 from Mansfield, Tenn. His tour of duty began on May 31, 1967 Casualty was on Nov. 28, 1967 in DINH TUONG, SOUTH VIETNAM |
| A couple of boys I remember. Thanks to Diane Paschall for the photo. |
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| J.B.WALLACE WWII Germany |
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| A tribute to Vietnam Vets, created by Joy, featuring the song, The War Is Over.>> |
| This site was blacked out on 2/1/05. I`m honored to have been a part of this tribute to our POW/MIAs. It`s way passed time to bring them home. |
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| Thanks to Jerry`s brother, Mark, and his Mother, Mrs.Lottie Rawls. |
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| Aubrey D. O`Neal served in Orleans, France 1953, 54, and 55. 34th General Hospital--truck driver |
| James Franklin Shankle WW2- Army Air Corps 8/43-- 9/45 in Germany with 100th Infantry Div. |
| George D. Shankle Army-- served in Korea, 1972 and 73. |
| Kenneth Wright, WW2 Army 6/12/45--2/20/47 4 mo. in paratroopers at Camp Wheeler, Ga. Army of Occupation in Naples, Italy 11/11/45-- 12/12/46 served in 703 MP Motorcycle Patrol & 1776 Eng. Ser. Co., operating dozer & heavy construction equipment. Supervised 44 German POWs on railroad construction in Foggia, Italy. |
| Jeff Baker-- Air Force, 1983- 1992; Navy Resrves 4/83-4/96; Army National Guard 12/7/1999, Still serving |
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| Gordon McFadden-- U.S. Army, 10/25/1945-- 2/1947; Basic Training and Mechanic Classes at Ft. Belvoir, Va.; Shipped overseas from Camp Kelmer, N. J. to France. Went to Camp Phillip Morris and Lucky Strike, then on to Germany. Served in 333, Spec. Ser. Regiment (Engineers) |
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| LCpl Michael Dale Scott-- 8th ESB(fwd) BCD, 1st Plt, Unit73683 currently serving in Fallujah, Iraq |