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We are profoundly saddened by the lives lost and wish to express our deepest sympathies to the families of terrorism victims and the heroes lost protecting us from terrorists. It is our intent by engraving the names of these victims and heroes on Memorial Bracelets and tags to allow others to honor their memory and to keep them in their thoughts and prayers.
If you wish not to have your family member’s name listed, please contact us and we will remove it. If you are an immediate family member and would like to receive a discount, please contact us when you place your order describing your relationship to the victim. |
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| I wanted a bracelet because I wore a POW bracelet for years for my Vietnam soldier, he was MIA after the return. I checked on him occasionally via the net and learned recently that he is felt to have died in a plane crash that was witnessed. | | | | I have a friend that fought in Vietnam and came home. I remembered that there used to be bracelets to wear for POWs. In honor of my friend, Michael Tank, the Vietnam vet, I decided to get one to remember that not everyone came home. | | |
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The United States sent Army troops to help South Vietnam fight the
Vietcong rebels and communist North Vietnamese invading their country.
This is known in the United States as the Vietnam War or Vietnam
Conflict. It was fought in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia from 1959 to
April 30, 1975. The Tet Offensive of 1968 damaged U.S. confidence and
with pressure from American anti-war activists, U.S. forces began to be
withdrawn until they were totally removed in 1973. The North
Vietnamese captured the southern capital Saigon to end the war in 1975. Below are
the Vietnam War soldiers listed as (MIA) Missing in Action.
Bracelets and Dog Tags Engraved with:
RANK, NAME
BRANCH OF SERVICE, DATE, LOCATION
ENDS: STATUS HOME STATE |
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Red Aluminum Vietnam MIA Bracelet with Recessed Engraved Person's Name ($16.99) Shown
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Red Aluminum Vietnam MIA Bracelet with Recessed Engraved State Abbreviation and Status on End ($16.99) Shown
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| Capt RONNIE G. LINDSTROM | USAF | DULUTH, MN | 25 | 02 Jan 70 | Add | | Col HAROLD B. LINEBERGER | USAF | AUSTIN, TX | 36 | 29 Jan 71 | Add | | CW3 ROBERT C. LINK | USA | WASHINGTON, DC | 33 | 21 Apr 68 | Add | | SSG DANNY L. LITTLE | USA | ABILENE, TX | 23 | 23 Apr 70 | Add | | LT RICHARD A. LIVINGSTON | USN | TENINO, WA | 25 | 02 Oct 69 | Add | | SGT ALLEN R. LLOYD | USA | ST CHARLES, MN | 21 | 18 Feb 71 | Add | | LTJG JACOB D. LOGAN | USN | SEATTLE, WA | 25 | 02 Dec 65 | Add | | SP4 RICHARD E. LOMAX | USA | MANSFIELD, OH | 21 | 26 Mar 68 | Add | | L/Cpl ASHTON N. LONEY | USMC | ALBANY, NY | 20 | 15 May 75 | Add | | Capt CARL E. LONG | USMC | COLLEGE STATION, TX | 25 | 20 Dec 69 | Add | | Capt JOHN H. LONG | USAF | MEDIA, PA | 26 | 18 Oct 66 | Add | | L/Cpl RONALD L. LONGANECKER | USMC | PORTLAND, OR | 18 | 08 Jul 66 | Add | | CPL DAVID E. LOVEGREN | USA | PORTLAND, OR | 19 | 01 Mar 69 | Add | | Capt TYRRELL G. LOWRY | USAF | PORTLAND, OR | 33 | 18 Jun 65 | Add | | Capt ALBIN E. LUCKI | USAF | SALT LAKE CITY, UT | 26 | 23 Apr 70 | Add | | CDR MAX D. LUKENBACH | USN | TUCSON, AZ | 33 | 22 Dec 65 | Add | | S/Sgt RUSSELL B. LUKER | USMC | LANCASTER, OH | 32 | 01 Feb 66 | Add | | MSG HOWARD B. LULL JR | USA | DALLAS, TX | 41 | 07 Apr 72 | Add | | 1Lt DAVID A. LUM | USAF | HONOLULU, HI | 26 | 20 Dec 66 | Add | | Col CARTER P. LUNA | USAF | HAZLEHURST, MS | 40 | 10 Mar 69 | Add | | Col HERBERT L. LUNSFORD | USAF | LAUDERDALE, MS | 38 | 25 Jul 67 | Add | | SFC JAMES M. LUTTRELL | USA | FAYETTEVILLE, NC | 35 | 10 May 71 | Add | | CDR DOYLE W. LYNN | USN | ALIQUIPPA, PA | 38 | 27 May 65 | Add | | LtCol DONAVAN L. LYON | USAF | HOLLYWOOD, CA | 33 | 22 Mar 68 | Add | | Page 2 of 2 | | <- Previous Page <<- Back to Page 1 | |
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