Memorial Day, May 25, 2003, Rolling Thunder was held to pay respect and honor towards the brave Americans that have served and gave the ultimate sacrifice for America and the world.
Operation Rolling Thunder (also known as the "Rolling Thunder Program", in terminology of the McNamara Department of Defense) was the code name for a U.S. military campaign during the Vietnam War, the bombing of North Vietnam by air units of the U.S. Seventh Air Force, Task Force 77, and the South Vietnamese Air Force. Rolling Thunder was the first of three sustained bombing campaigns against North Vietnam, followed in 1972 by Operation Linebacker and Operation Linebacker II.
A real foot soldiers jungle boot was left with writing from a fellow soldier who survived the war.
4840 views
|
Medals of honor.
2712 views
|
Yellow ribbons and a letter from a fellow soldier.
3061 views
|
The Vietnam War Memorial "The Wall".
2900 views
|
Within this box is a Purple Heart Medal, given to any soldier wounded in combat.
2949 views
|
A proud Vietnam Vet.
2684 views
|
Cigarettes, poems, and roses. *
3283 views
|
Whisky, G.I. calling cards, and photos
3016 views
|
A catchers mit, and an article from a news paper
2861 views
|
A mockup of a vietnam prisoner of war camp
3125 views
|
A pool ball, and a military insignia patch
2805 views
|
A boy leaving a photo package of his one relative
2589 views
|
Almost too young to really understand the impact of what The Wall really represents
2493 views
|
A rose in a beer can for the lose of a drinking buddy.
2529 views
|
Self explanitory
2464 views
|