Gunfighter Monument Dedication Ceremony
Honoring all Vietnam Era Veterans who served with the
366th Tactical Fighter Wing in Southeast Asia
Honoring all Vietnam Era Veterans who served with the
366th Tactical Fighter Wing in Southeast Asia
Memorial Park, at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, honors Air Force-associated units and people for their courageous service and sacrifice in the cause of freedom. In October 1972, the museum dedicated the first memorial with a commemorative tree and plaque recognizing Americans held as Prisoners of War by the North Vietnamese and those missing in action during the Southeast Asia Conflict. Memorial Park has grown significantly since that first dedication, with more than 500 memorials, including statuary memorials, plaques, trees and benches.
On Friday September 22, 2017 The 366th Fighter Association dedicated a Bench, in Memorial Park, honoring Vietnam Era Veterans of the 366th Tactical Fighter Wing. Those who came to be known as "The Gunfighters".
The thirty minute dedication ceremony, open to the public, was attended by more than one hundred people.
Credit for recording and production of this video go to Nick Kneer of Nick Kneer Photography, Dayton, Ohio.
On Friday September 22, 2017 The 366th Fighter Association dedicated a Bench, in Memorial Park, honoring Vietnam Era Veterans of the 366th Tactical Fighter Wing. Those who came to be known as "The Gunfighters".
The thirty minute dedication ceremony, open to the public, was attended by more than one hundred people.
Credit for recording and production of this video go to Nick Kneer of Nick Kneer Photography, Dayton, Ohio.
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Memorial Dedication
Remarks by Paul Jacob
Remarks by Paul Jacob