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I came to this site bt chance. I noticed you in the WEB WARS, but that is not what brought me here. It was comments made by a friend named Mike Gillhoolley last year when he mentioned how the memorial had been damaged by vandals.
I was very impressed with the layout and I especially liked the banner on the main page which displays : IT IS THE SOLDIER. So very true.
Keep up the good work.

Mark J Preston CD
Editor
CVA


Mark Preston - 01/21/00 16:47:00
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I came to this site bt chance. I noticed you in the WEB WARS, but that is not what brought me here. It was comments made by a friend named Mike Gillhoolley last year when he mentioned how the memorial had been damaged by vandals.
I was very impressed with the layout and I especially liked the banner on the main page which displays : IT IS THE SOLDIER. So very true.
Keep up the good work.

Mark J Preston CD
Editor
CVA


Vet - 01/17/00 15:26:57

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i found this sight while researching a project. i found it quite moving b-cause i only realy thought that americans fought in the war and never realy thought about the canadians. all of you are not forgotten

Marc Elvidge - 01/13/00 05:00:03
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City Address: Durham,Ontario,Canada
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I think Canada should get in touch with reality and start paying more attention to what Canadians have done to keep this country free and how they helped their neighbour in this almost forgotten conflict.

Marc Elvidge - 01/13/00 04:59:10
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City Address: Durham,Ontario,Canada
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I think Canada should get in touch with reality and start paying more attention to what Canadians have done to keep this country free and how they helped their neighbour in this almost forgotten conflict.

Elisa Williams - 01/07/00 15:40:41

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Remember Here I stand, huge, dark and angular, firmly planted on the ground. I cannot move, but I have the power to move others. Those who see me see fear, confusion, courage, sacrifice. They hear crying, laughing, an explosion of noise, a dreaded silence. Some look at me with pride, while others turn away in disgust. Yet no one greets me with indifference, for I am a part of mankind. It is man's needs and greeds that brought me into being. I am the rich and the poor, the good and the bad, the brave and the cowardly. I am one and I am many. When you look at me, remember a boy barely out of his teens, calling for his mother. Remember a father who never got to see his child. Remember a man who knows the burden of sending others to a probable death. I am America's blood, her anguish, and her strength. No matter what you think of the cause, when you look at me see the faces of those whose names I bear. Never let their valour be forgotten. Here I stand for all eternity, so that the memory of those who died in the Vietnam War will live on. THE AUTHOUR IS UNKNOWN TO

Elisa Williams - 01/07/00 15:39:08

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Remember Here I stand, huge, dark and angular, firmly planted on the ground. I cannot move, but I have the power to move others. Those who see me see fear, confusion, courage, sacrifice. They hear crying, laughing, an explosion of noise, a dreaded silence. Some look at me with pride, while others turn away in disgust. Yet no one greets me with indifference, for I am a part of mankind. It is man's needs and greeds that brought me into being. I am the rich and the poor, the good and the bad, the brave and the cowardly. I am one and I am many. When you look at me, remember a boy barely out of his teens, calling for his mother. Remember a father who never got to see his child. Remember a man who knows the burden of sending others to a probable death. I am America's blood, her anguish, and her strength. No matter what you think of the cause, when you look at me see the faces of those whose names I bear. Never let their valour be forgotten. Here I stand for all eternity, so that the memory of those who died in the Vietnam War will live on. THE AUTHOUR IS UNKNOWN TO

Elisa Williams - 01/07/00 15:17:47
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City Address: Toronto
How did you find us ?: Through a vet
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My father Barry Williams (101st Airborne) recently passed away. He was very proud of his service in Vietnam and I'm sure would have thoroughly enjoyed this site. It's just to bad that I've only just found it. Thanks for doing such a great job to honour these wonderful citi

Jennifer Gibbons - 12/24/99 04:10:16
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How did you find us ?: snap.com

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Nam. What comes to your mind when you hear that word, to some, horror, to me it's just a war that was fought even before I was born, 9 years after it ended I came into the world, but now I take great interest in the war and I beleive that all the men who ought deserve to be recognized with honor. Boys not much older than I were sent eight thousand miles around the world to Nam, a place that they didn't even know exsisted until they ended up there, some of them would never come home, 58,209 of them never m de it back. To all the Veterans of The Vietnam War, I would like to salute you for you bravery, and to those who are not here any longer, you are true heros and you will never be forgotten. Never. Jennifer Gibbons

Terry Grimm - 12/23/99 05:11:38
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Donna - 12/19/99 04:33:03
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City Address: Georgia, USA
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This is an excellent website, if you want to hear a song that pays tribute to Vietnam Veterans, Just go to the above website..

Jason Harvey - 11/30/99 01:08:48
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City Address: Burnaby, BC
How did you find us ?: surfing the web

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This site was very informative. I would be interested in hearing from you as I am considering writing a book on Canada's involvement, official and non-official, in the war in Vietnam. Thanks a lot for a great site!

Lena Mae Bellemore - 11/11/99 18:46:02
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City Address: 3752 Perimeter Dr. Traverse City, MI 49684
How did you find us ?: Typed in Canadian Vietnam Memorial
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I took a class called History of the Vietnam War. It was an excellent class. My dad is Canadian and although he wasn't a U.S. citizen he did have to participate in the draft. He was born in Windsor, Ontario but he lives in Michigan. So with this relati nship to Canada, when I learned that there were Canadian volunteers I was interested to know whether or not their names were honored on the Wall here in the U.S. I am thankful for all of the veterans who fought, served, and died in Vietnam. They are tru y the Heros of America, Canada, and Australia. In love, Lena.

Ed Johnson (M.A.C.V.) - 10/04/99 00:49:37
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How did you find us ?: Through a Brother!
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Thanks Digger, this has to be the best site I've seen that is dedicated souly to the Canadian Vietnam Vet's and their involvement in the Vietnam Conflict. You've done a lot of research and hard work it show's. Your information is accurate. Your dedication to the vet's is unbelieveable and appreciated without a doubt! You're a true Brother in every sense of the word!

roger halstead - 07/06/99 11:27:45
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City Address: sturgis,mich
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it is a great site the only thing missing is the time.

Frank Rickard - 06/08/99 03:49:40
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City Address: Ft. Walton Bch. FL
How did you find us ?: surfed in
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I had seen the picture of the damaged wall but thus was the first time I read all the facts. I'm glad there are more people like you in the world than the idiots who did the damage.Thanks for the very interestinf web page. Frank

David S. Mitchell - 05/23/99 12:54:07
My Email:[email protected]
City Address: PO Box 5524, Manchester NH 03108
How did you find us ?: Rolling Thunder link
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Served w/ Co A 1/12thCav, 1965 as Cdn citizen (Nfld). Step dad captured Hong Kong Xmas 1941 (Royal Rifles), my Uncle served WW1 w/ 13th Bn Cdn Black Watch. See you in Washington for Rolling Thunder. Welcome Home! Mitch (Jumper) Member, CVVQ

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Ron Parkes - 05/04/99 00:08:42
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City Address: 152 Vryenhoek Cres Wpg Mb R2G OR2
How did you find us ?: Wanting info on rededication of North Wall rededication
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Very informative, but I am interested in attending the rededication of the memorial in July and require information. Thank you.

JD Poss - 04/10/99 06:12:19
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City Address: 15687 Palm DR
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I have always had a great respect for Cananda. I will never forget that it was Cananda who got our hostages out when carter was our president. I did not know that Canandians also served in Vietnam. I am not surprised. All of my RESPECT. jd poss Vietnam 1969-1970 84th Engineer Batallion B co 4th plt

dave - 03/18/99 01:21:07
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City Address: hamilton, on
How did you find us ?: searching for run info
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nice to be here. it's been a long, long trip

Martin Battaliou - 03/11/99 21:05:24

Ken OKeefe - 03/02/99 23:43:03
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City Address: Hervey Bay Australia
How did you find us ?: Surfed in

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A good and informative site. Dont forget brothers, Australians were there too, many gave their lives and many came home with illnesses only known to themselves. Unfortunately, like the Canadian Vietnam Vet, not too many people know we were their. Ken