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| Keywords: mark updegrove markupdegrove greg fenves gregfenves veterans john miterko johnmiterko the wall that heals thewallthatheals vietnam wall vietnamwall 2016 press conference pressconference austin texas usa Vietnam veteran Don Dorsey of Austin wears bracelets in honor of his friends killed in action or are missing in action during the Vietnam War. Dorsey, a Marine Corps sergeant in Vietnam in 1969-70, is now president of the Texas Association of Vietnam Veterans. He attended the arrival ceremony for "The Wall That Heals" at the LBJ Presidential Library on Friday, April 22, 2016. “The Wall That Heals”is a half-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., on display 24/7 at the LBJ Library through Thursday, April 28, 2016 as part of the Library's Vietnam War Summit. The Wall is offered by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund so local communities and Vietnam veterans can experience the memorial to the fallen, which lists 58,307 names. The opening ceremony included the Posting of the Colors, the battle cross ceremony and the playing of taps provided by the Texas Association of Vietnam Veterans. LBJ Library Photo by Marsha Miller 04/22/2016 Vietnam veteran Don Dorsey of Austin wears bracelets in honor of his friends killed in action or are missing in action during the Vietnam War. Dorsey, a Marine Corps sergeant in Vietnam in 1969-70, is now president of the Texas Association of Vietnam Veterans. He attended the arrival ceremony for "The Wall That Heals" at the LBJ Presidential Library on Friday, April 22, 2016. “The Wall That Heals”is a half-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., on display 24/7 at the LBJ Library through Thursday, April 28, 2016 as part of the Library's Vietnam War Summit. The Wall is offered by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund so local communities and Vietnam veterans can experience the memorial to the fallen, which lists 58,307 names. The opening ceremony included the Posting of the Colors, the battle cross ceremony and the playing of taps provided by the Texas Association of Vietnam Veterans. LBJ Library Photo by Marsha Miller 04/22/2016 | ||||
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