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The Wall

An experimental double exposure of the statue of the soldiers and panel 28E. Taken in the early '90s with a Chinon film camera.


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Mickey Shaw 02-May-2013 15:06
I was in hqc near tue wah thanks for keeping those vc off our back although a few got by you kept the larger vc units busy thanks for you service and welcome home
Robert23-Feb-2013 08:41
Dave, thanks for all your service and archiving of what should be viewed and read by all. My Dad, WWII Veteran, Mom and family were all behind you guys, and still are. My brother-in-law is a proud veteran of Vietnam. This is the most factual and infomrative education about our men in Vietnam that I have ever seen or read. And I've been a student on this subject since I was a teenager. It is truly a shame that the public perception is through the prism of mass media propaganda. Thank God for the Internet and men like you, and may the government never be allowed to regulate or censor this window.
Bill Boggess 27-Dec-2012 04:36
Dave, thanks for your excellent site dedicated to the men of the Big Red One. I was in your base camp at Lai Khe in the G2 section. I did the psyops work in the area with leaflet drops, speaker runs and some medcaps. Our psyop battalion (6th) was dispatched throughout the four corps on Nam. HQ in Bein Hoa, and I was assigned to the BRO in Lai Khe. I have many photos of the HQ, mission runs and even the monkey pictured on your list. My field commander, a major, was killed in the officer's club attack mentioned earlier. It was his birthday and I would have been celebrating with him had I not been called to duty in Bein Hoa by my direct commander of the 6th Psyop Battalion. The gooks had set up claymores on the rescue trail to the club to kill those coming to aid those in the explosion. Fortunately, VC electronics didn't work and the trap never closed.
Is there a way I may forward some photos to you?
Great site and wonderful tributes to real heroes with bravery beyond description.
Bill Boggess, 1LT 67-68
William "Bill" Green, aka DOC. 03-Nov-2012 00:41
Great photos and dialogue to go with them. Thank you for taking the time ane effort to put this fantastic picture book together. It did bring back many memories: good and bad.
Bill "Doc" Green; Platoon Combat Medic, 2nd Platoon, B Company, 2nd Bat, 2nd Inf. Ist Infantry Div. 3 Feb 67 to 2 Feb 68 RVN.
Keith Hittson 24-Apr-2012 21:54
After all the years and all the tears I will have the opportunity to visit "The Wall" next week. I dread it.
Guest 02-Apr-2012 14:10
Mark Ross
67-68 Mekong Delta, This is excellent, thanks for a trip back in time. Very moving, brings tears to my soul.
ralphsniece20-Mar-2012 03:19
RIP UNCLE RALPH,,,,,,,,,,KILLED 1969,VIETNAM,,JAMES RALPH MORROW MISS U LOVE U!!!
dave bigard 19-Jan-2012 08:26
dave bigard---great photos--2nd 34th armor C company 1967
Ron Hollis 10-May-2011 00:22
I was in the Big Red 1 B Co, 1/26 BLue Spaders 1969-70, and I have 10 buddies there, it is a very sad place for me. Hollis of Michigan
ac22-Dec-2009 07:47
Double exposure is a great photographic idea here !
Paul Herbert 19-Nov-2009 23:34
This is a great collection and historically valuable. Thanks for sharing it and thanks for serving! Come visit Cantigny sometime! www.firstdivisionmuseum.org Duty First!
Tom Briggs18-Nov-2009 19:28
WOW, Dave ... gives me the chills ... beautifull and tastefully done ... voted
Jim's Atavistic Visions14-Aug-2009 01:39
A great shot of the Wall! V!... Josefina
Guest 03-Aug-2009 14:07
Dave Schorr
A great tribute to all, especially to all our "Docs", many who made the supreme sacrifice so their soldiers could live. Thank you and God Bless you all.
Guest 07-May-2009 13:56
Outstanding work both technically & artistically. Extremely moving tribute to the fallen. {v}
Guest 29-Jun-2008 22:40
This brings tears to my eyes right now.
Barbara Read and Fred Schaad13-Jun-2008 05:25
This works well. Great idea. v
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