Joe Watt
Airman First Class Joe Watt (USAF) age 82 (father of member Lisa Watt and grandfather of members Xiola Watt, Julliette Darcey and Ronan Darling) passed away on 18 July 2024 in Hemet, California. In...
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Reunion – Early Bird Deadline Coming Soon!
Reunion packets went out and the Early Bird deadline for registration is Tuesday, July 16th! All registrations need to be postmarked or received by that date in order to take advantage of early bird...
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Gerald Powers White, TM3
I reported onboard the USS FRANK E. EVANS (DD 754) as a Torpedoman’s Mate 3rd Class (TM3) on 10 February 1969 in Long Beach, California. I joined the Navy in 1967 and my first...
June 3, 2024 Memorials – Photos & News Coverage
Nebraska Memorial On June 6, Papillion, Nebraska unveiled a Vietnam Veterans Memorial. A wall was dedicated to the 74. (see attached). It is a very impressive memorial and highly recommended to go and visit....
3 June 2024 Memorials
There are four planned 3 June memorials to honor our lost 74. Please consider joining us for one of these events. Details in the flyer below.
In Memory of John Coffey
Location: Commerce,Georgia Born: September 27, 1944 Passed Away: March 7, 2024 John had an impact on each of us. He was not just a person; he was a force—a beacon of kindness, resilience, and...
RDSN John D. Coffey
9/27/1945 to 3/7/2024 There are special people in our lives who will never leave us. They might leave us in body, but never in mind. John Coffey was one of those people. The days...
Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial – June 6
Join us to celebrate the grand opening of the Nebraska Vietnam VeteransMemorial. Honor RD2 Garry Hodgson, BM2 Gary Sage, RD3 Gregory Sage andSA Kelly Jo Sages inclusion onto the Nebraska Memorial Panel along with...
Update: Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial Dedication
On June 6, 2024, the Nebraska Vietnam Veterans memorial will be dedicated in Papillion, Nebraska. Not only will those from Nebraska be honored but a separate panel of the lost 74 names is also...
