Vietnam War Killed In Action Memorial Bracelets

Why Wear a
Memorial Bracelet

As a firefighter, I ordered a Memorial Bracelet so the person who's name I wear will always ride with me.

I wear a Memorial Bracelet because I lost two family members on September 11, 2001.

I did not lose anyone I knew in the September 11th attacks, but my life changed because of it. I wear a bracelet to remind myself how short life can be.

I wanted something to memorialize the sacrifices that public service workers make each day.

I wear a Memorial Bracelet to commemorate the life of my brother who was murdered in July of 1999 while managing a retail store.

I am on active duty in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. I wear a Memorial Bracelet as a reminder of what we are fighting for.

I wear a Memorial Bracelet because I wanted the soldiers in Iraq to know just how much support they had from the people back home.

My husband serves in the military. Wearing a bracelet is a way for me to honor the work he is doing and to let others know that there are many families without their soldiers.

I purchased the bracelet after seeing Shoshana on the news. I am very happy I only wore this bracelet 4 days. I wore my Vietnam POW bracelet much longer, but happily he returned home also.

I had lost my POW bracelet and was looking to purchase another one.

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Bracelets are engraved with the information and in the format in the box below.

KIA - Killed in Action

(Only soldiers whose remains have been return are listed as KIA.
If declared dead by the Department of Defense,
but remains have not been returned, soldiers
are listed as either a POW or MIA.)

To have a name modified, removed or added to this list, Contact Us.

Vietnam War Killed in Action

1964 -January 1973 - The United States sent troops to help South Vietnam fight the Vietcong rebels and North Vietnamese invading their country.

Name	Age	City	State	Branch	Date	Wall No.
SP4 GERALD L. AADLAND	23	SISSETON	SD	USA	30 MAY 68	P-63W / L-14
SGT JAMES D. AALUND	24	HOUSTON	TX	USA	28 FEB 70	P-13W / L-66
A1C DANIEL L. AAMOLD	18	MOORHEAD	MN	USAF	20 AUG 70	P-08W / L-124
L/Cpl JAMES R. AARDE	22	KENT	WA	USMC	29 DEC 66	P-13E / L-95
SP4 CHARLES E. AARON	21	FORGE VILLAGE	MA	USA	05 MAY 70	P-11W / L-98
PFC EUGENE A. AARON	19	TAMPA	FL	USA	07 SEP 70	P-07W / L-43
Pvt MICHAEL P. AARON	21	IRVING	TX	USMC	14 AUG 68	P-48W / L-10
CPT RICHARD A. AARON	28	WASHINGTON	DC	USA	06 FEB 71	P-05W / L-80
PFC WILLIAM F. AARONSON IV	19	OAKLAND PARK	FL	USA	18 JAN 71	P-05W / L-54
SP4 THOMAS M. AARON JR	21	LINWOOD	PA	USA	13 JUN 69	P-22W / L-37
L/Cpl DAVID K. AASEN	23	LONGVIEW	WA	USMC	22 AUG 67	P-25E / L-27
Sgt JOSE G. ABARA	22	LONG BRANCH	NJ	USAF	07 FEB 68	P-37E / L-76
SGT JOHN B. ABBATEMARCO	21	HACKENSACK	NJ	USA	13 MAY 70	P-10W / L-30
Cpl RICHARD C. ABBATE	20	ELMWOOD PARK	IL	USMC	18 MAY 68	P-62E / L-15
SGT ROSARIO R. ABBATE	23	NEW YORK	NY	USA	17 APR 67	P-18E / L-38
Pfc GERALD R. ABBENHAUS JR	37	ST LOUIS	MO	USMC	23 AUG 86	P-35W / L-38
PFC DONALD P. ABBIE	19	SACRAMENTO	CA	USA	12 SEP 68	P-44W / L-34
SP4 CARROLL D. ABBOTT	21	SEVIERVILLE	TN	USA	29 OCT 66	P-11E / L-125
SP5 DAVID F. ABBOTT	21	NEWPORT NEWS	VA	USA	02 NOV 69	P-16W / L-16
PFC DENIS E. ABBOTT	22	MCCONNELLSBURG	PA	USA	22 APR 66	P-06E / L-129
PFC EDWARD D. ABBOTT	18	YUBA CITY	CA	USA	06 MAY 68	P-55E / L-37
SFC GUY F. ABBOTT	30	MANITOU SPRINGS	CO	USA	23 FEB 69	P-32W / L-87
Pfc HAROLD W. ABBOTT	19	DARLINGTON	IN	USMC	17 FEB 68	P-39E / L-68
PVT JAMES E. ABBOTT	21	SHREVEPORT	LA	USA	09 APR 70	P-12W / L-110
CPL JAMES M. ABBOTT	20	MEMPHIS	TN	USA	25 APR 69	P-26W / L-42
SP6 JAMES T. ABBOTT	26	FLORA	IN	USA	11 JAN 71	P-05W / L-38
CAPT JOHN ABBOTT	38	SAN DIEGO	CA	USN	20 APR 66	P-06E / L-124
1Lt JOHN W. ABBOTT	23	HAMMOND	IN	USMC	25 MAY 69	P-24W / L-100
PFC PAUL D. ABBOTT	19	SIREN	WI	USA	28 OCT 67	P-28E / L-89
Cpl RAYMOND L. ABBOTT	20	SUGARGROVE	PA	USMC	02 AUG 67	P-24E / L-65
PFC ROBERT E. ABBOTT JR	23	PINE LAWN	MO	USA	08 MAY 68	P-56E / L-34
Maj ROBERT W. ABBOTT	45	DELMAR	NY	USAF	17 DEC 65	P-04E / L-19
1LT STEVEN G. ABBOTT	22	MINNEAPOLIS	MN	USA	12 MAY 68	P-58E / L-29
Pvt TERRY M. ABBOTT	18	LANCASTER	NH	USMC	22 FEB 68	P-40E / L-57
PFC WALLACE A. ABBOTT	19	MILAN	TN	USA	04 NOV 66	P-12E / L-16
PVT BRUCE A. ABDELLAH	18	EAST HOLDEN	ME	USA	26 OCT 71	P-02W / L-50
CPL GHALIB A. ABDULLAH	24	NEW YORK	NY	USA	31 JAN 68	P-35E / L-84
CPL ARNOLD G. ABEL	20	FRENCH LICK	IN	USA	10 JAN 68	P-34E / L-13
CPT CHARLES S. ABEL	28	HOPKINSVILLE	KY	USA	13 SEP 66	P-10E / L-89
Capt CHARLES F. ABENE	38	BLOOMFIELD	NJ	USMC	19 NOV 68	P-38W / L-09
1LT DANIEL O. ABERNATHY	21	BURLINGTON	NJ	USA	24 AUG 68	P-47W / L-58
SP5 JIMMY E. ABERNATHY	21	SHERRILLS FORD	NC	USA	02 FEB 69	P-33W / L-35
Maj ROBERT L. ABERNATHY	37	ST LOUIS	MO	USAF	17 DEC 65	P-04E / L-19
SP4 ROBERT W. ABERNATHY	20	ROCKVILLE	MD	USA	04 MAR 68	P-42E / L-59
PFC REGINALD J. ABERNETHY	22	MAIDEN	NC	USA	22 MAR 71	P-04W / L-65
CPT WILLIAM F. ABERNETHY	28	WINTER HAVEN	FL	USA	21 JUL 67	P-23E / L-96
PFC GEORGE W. ABEY	27	PHILADELPHIA	PA	USA	16 MAR 66	P-06E / L-13
Pfc ERNEST ABEYTA	20	LOS ANGELES	CA	USMC	01 JUN 69	P-23W / L-34
CPL JERRY D. ABEYTA	21	GALLUP	NM	USA	22 JUN 68	P-55W / L-17
L/Cpl TONY G. ABEYTA	21	SAGUACHE	CO	USMC	03 SEP 65	P-02E / L-74
Pfc ROBERT T. ABINA	20	SAN LEANDRO	CA	USMC	30 NOV 67	P-31E / L-08
SSG DAVID F. ABLE	22	FT WORTH	TX	USA	25 AUG 67	P-25E / L-41
SP4 JAMES L. ABLER	21	ROYAL	IA	USA	22 MAY 70	P-10W / L-77
SFC ELMER R. ABLES JR	30	NEWHALL	CA	USA	26 OCT 67	P-28E / L-71
L/Cpl KENNETH R. ABMEYER	20	TULSA	OK	USMC	25 MAY 67	P-20E / L-99
L/Cpl CARL E. ABNER	20	CAMPBELL	CA	USMC	27 DEC 67	P-32E / L-66
SP4 DANIEL T. ABNEY JR	21	TAMPA