The Vietnam Memorial Wall

There is a Wall in Washington DC made of marble five hundred feet long - Ten feet high, scribed with names of those who died. There's more than fifty-eight thousand etched upon that stone - with the names of Americans who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. Every name on that Wall had a family, friends and loved ones who today, still miss them. These were "Americans" who chose not to demonstrate in the streets, not to go to Canada, but chose to serve the country they so loved. Every American owes these SOLDIERS their gratitude. If you are ever in Washington DC, please stop and thank them for their sacrifice, they will be listening. I have been a number of times and each
time I place my hand upon that wall I can feel
someone talking to me.

REDCATCHER

This Site tells about the 199th Light Infantry Brigade "REDCATCHER" History. And a link to "REDCATCHER" Memorial Wall Page. Remember to use your back button to return here.

Vietnam Service Page

Clay served in Vietnam from March 1968 to May 1969 with HHC, 199th Light Infantry Brigade also know as "REDCATCHER, He also spent time with 2d Bn, 3d Infantry as well as 4th Bn, 12th Infantry Regiment. This page tells a little, about his tour with the 199th Infantry Brigade and some of his assignments during the 20 years he served in the U. S. Army and his Awards.

Vietnam Photos

On these pages you will find approximately 50 photos, some Clay took while in Vietnam, and others that were sent to me by former Redcatchers be patient it takes several minutes for them to load, I hope that you will enjoy the pictures. "Remember To Use Your Back Button To Return Here, Or Use The Link Button.