The Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Living Monument
What is the Living Monument?
The Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Living Monument is an online educational archive preserving the history of Texans in the Vietnam War. Veterans, family members, and civilians affected by the war are encouraged to contribute your story to the Living Monument so visitors can read personal accounts, view photos and videos of Texans affected by the Vietnam War, and join the discussion with moderated comments.
Features of the Living Monument
The Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Living Monument includes a searchable archive to help visitors access the stories of Texans from all regions and services, and an Interactive Texas Map where you can learn about and connect with the veterans from your community.
It’s Easy To Contribute Your Story
Help us preserve the history of Texans in the Vietnam War by joining the Living Monument. Contribute your story using the simple online form.
Preserving the History of Texans in the Vietnam War
The Texas Tech University Vietnam Center and Archive will preserve the Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument for posterity so the future will never forget that when America called them to war, Texans stepped forward to serve.
Remember. Honor. Learn.
The Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument stands as a permanent tribute to the Texans who answered the nation’s call during the Vietnam War, a perpetual honor of their commitment and valor, and an abiding reminder of the lessons they have to teach us – lessons born from Texas blood spilled in the soil of Vietnam.
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I served Sept. 1967 – Aug. 1968 with D Co. 1/7th, then HHQ Co. Aug. 1968 – Sept. 1968 as RTO for the Battalion Commander, call sign “Red Baron 6-5″, in 3rd. Brigade, 1st. Air Cav. Div.
Worked out of “Camp Evans” and was at “Hue” during the “Tet Offesive of 68″. Also in the air assault to open highway 9 to “Khe Sanh”. In mid/late April went into the “Ah Shau Valley”.
Welcome Home to everyone!
“Garry Owen”
I am trying to find where the soldiers are listed. I am sister to Edward Alton McKim. He was killed in 1969. Trying to locate information about him as both of our parents are deceased and there is no one in the family to find information from. Can someone please help me.
Thank you,
Karen Armstrong