None should be forgotten, but many are, that the sad part about serving.
Many are leaving us without us knowing of the deeds they performed.
Some say, "I was just doing my job."

May there never be any more forgotten warriors, we pray.

Semper Fidelis
Ricardo

--Previous Message--
: Sir's and Ma'am's!
:
: The below is a copy from a post which was
: posted today on the
: "vietnamvets.com"-forum. I have
: myself been to the museum, and can Highly
: recommend visiting it, if you are ever in
: the area around Sacramento in CA!
:
: Post reads as follows (Copy-paste):
: ---------------------------------------------
:
: Subject: Museum of The Forgotten Warriors
: Name: Arnie
: Email: dilaandarnie(NO-SPAM)loveable.com
: Website:
: http://www.museumoftheforgottenwarriors.org
: Message: Hello everyone, I am new around
: here.
:
: I am a volunteer webmaster for a museum in
: Northern California (about an hour north of
: Sacramento) named The Museum Of The
: Forgotten Warriors.
:
: We have a new website
: www.museumoftheforgottenwarriors.org
: describing who we are and what we do. The
: museum began as a place for Vietnam Vets to
: come and reflect. It is open to the public,
: and houses thousands of items from several
: decades in US military history.
:
: The website is brand new, but will have
: additional pictures and features in the near
: future.
:
: The museum is dedicated to all veterans, we
: just want to say
: THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
: WELCOME HOME
:
:
: ---------------------------------------------
: (End copy-paste of post).
:
:
: T G C!
:
: Sincerely
: A.B
: