Since our Abraham Baldwin Chapter is a Commemorative Partner
with the Vietnam War Commemoration for the 50th Anniversary of the
Vietnam War and our chapter is a member of the CCVMP, I visited the Carroll
County Veterans Memorial Park and made pictures of the Park to share with every
one - Park entrance, Killed-in-Action Wall, MIA/POW Wall. I especially wanted to recognize the KIA from
the Vietnam War from Carroll County – listed on our polished black granite Wall
of Honor.
During the Vietnam War years there was a great deal of
unrest in our country. We listened to
the reports of battles occurring, our young soldiers dying, people
demonstrating against it, and many young men avoiding the draft by going to
Canada. The men and women who served our
country were oftentimes treated poorly.
They saw friends give their lives for this nation, and it was sometimes
not fully appreciated. Some of these
veterans have not forgotten that treatment and it has affected their lives in
many ways. Participating in the Vietnam
Commemoration gives us a chance to help heal these emotional wounds and thank
them for their service. We want to give
these brave men and women the respect and honor they deserve. We want them to know that we are a part of
this grateful nations who appreciates them!
The Carroll County Veterans Memorial Park is located at 1050
Newnan Road, Carrollton, GA and it is open 24/7 – there are benches throughout
the park for visitors to sit and remember their loved ones.
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