The Harold Washington Library Center in Chicago
houses the dog tags of 58,307 US soldiers killed
during the Vietnam War.
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Please remember John Crane and Mike Topolinski of Flint Michigan. Their dog tags are there. They were just kids,really.
ReplyDelete"Time-in-service - "TI", time in-country and KIA rates within paygrades E1-E3 and O1-O2 also tell a story reflecting age of Kids performing beyond their years.
DeleteThe dog tag display in Chicago has been there for (I am pretty sure) over 20 years. It is awesome but very somber.
ReplyDeleteAre those copies of the original dog tags?
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They should have oxygen tubes for each person who died due to witholding Ivermectin during Covid.
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