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Sons and Daughters In Touch (SDIT)
Sons and Daughters In Touch (SDIT)
“They Were Our Fathers”
There is a generation of sons and daughters who will have children of their own and none of them will ever know their father; their grandfather. There are many family members who will miss their departed relative and finding someone who understands the loss becomes a connection for life. SDIT’s mission statement is “to locate, unite and provide support to sons, daughters and other family members of those who died or remains missing as a result of the Vietnam War…” Personally I have never met one son, daughter, sister, brother, mother or father who did not demonstrate anything but incredible compassion for everyone they had a chance to give a hug. To learn more about SDIT for membership, programs, projects and frequently asked questions for local, regional and national SDIT groups visit their web site. I am honored to be an associate member.
It was billed as a "National Salute To Vietnam Veterans" which the special event was held over a five (5) day period. Beginning Wednesday, November 10 to Sunday, November 14, 1982, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was dedicated on Saturday, November 13, 1982. Vietnam combat veteran John Devitt traveled to the dedication ceremony. He thought this would be a great reunion to reconnect with some of the guys with whom he served but had lost contact. As he approached The Wall, he felt a spirit and realized where this calling would take him. He knew he had to devise a way to share his experience with Americans who could not come to DC. John immediately returned to California, and along with two Navy friends, Norris Shears and Gerry Haver, and other volunteers they constructed the first half-size mobile replica of the Vietnam Veteran Memorial. The inauguration of the mobile memorial was displayed on October 15, 1984 at the Tyler, Texas Rose Festival. 21 years later, this memorial continues to travel around the country having the unique moving effect on everyone who pays their respects to John's original dream. To learn more about The Moving Wall™, their yearly scheduled community visits, and how to sponsor an event in your community, please visit their web site.
The Moving Wall, Wall A replica will be traveling to 23 cities throughout the U.S. from April 30 til November 10, 2015.
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I am including the 2015 "A" wall schedule. www.TheMovingWall.Org
The big news is the commencement of The Moving Wall Museum Foundation. Exciting NEWS!!! THE MOVING WALL™ and The Moving Wall Museum Foundation received 501(c)(3)Tax Exempt status officially June 11th, 2014. The Moving Wall Museum Foundation website: www.TMWMuseum.com
The Virtual Wall® provides a web site for remembrances, poems, photos, letters, and citations honoring those named on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC. To learn more about the Virtual Wall and how visitors may leave tributes to someone named on The Wall for other visitors to pay their respects, please visit their web site I am honored to be an associate member.
Vietnam Dog Handler Association (VDHA)
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*** BREAKING NEWS: ***
Military Working Dog Teams National Monument (JBMF,Inc)
Board of Directors: John Burnam Larry Chilcoat Richard Deggans
(Public Law 110-181, Section 2877) Congressional Sponsor: U.S. Representative Walter B. Jones, NC
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Vietnam Security Police Association (VSPA) Vietnam Security Police Association (VSPA) is dedicated to the memory of those who served in 7th Air Force's Air Police and Security Police Squadrons during the Vietnam War, the 1,739 men of the 7th Air Force killed in action (KIA), and the 3,457 wounded in action. To learn more about the Vietnam Security Police Association, please visit the web site.
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This section is within one of the best information web sites for Vietnam veterans. As the website explains, it is “a World Wide Web Vietnam Veteran Location Service. The purpose of this section is to help other Veterans and friends of Vietnam Veterans locate Veterans and others who served in Vietnam during the war years.” It is very user friendly and the rest of the immense web site should be thoroughly reviewed. To learn more about the Lost and Found section, please visit the web site http://www.vietvet.org/lostfnd.htm (thanks to Danny B for the update) I am honored to be an associate member.
The Beginning: How can I ever thank you Tammy. I am totally indebted to Tammy Denitto who suggested my website name and created this very dignified and respectful website. She had an awesome understanding of my goals. I am so very proud that she worked with me to get Touch The Wall up and running. Her websites include her newest www.moleintheground.co.uk and also, www.linusland.co.uk I am now totally responsibility as webmaster. Sharon Denitto BACK TO TOP HOME CONTACT |
