The Vietnam Veteran Wall Education Center’s quest to match photos with the names of those killed
The Vietnam Veteran Wall Education Center’s quest to match photos with the names of those killed.
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Jason,
I have the solution and the plan to get photos and stories organized for ANY veteran.
In short, this would utilize the http://www.Told4Ever.com website, web-based instruction and support to all Vet organizations, and a little input from VVMF.
Please feel free to call or e-mail me to discuss in more detail.
Dave Armbrust
Dave@Told4Ever.com
(704) 534-6245
Jason, I am putting together an online instruction to help any of our Vets organize and build their stories on http://www.Told4Ever.com. Doing so will collect the stories on our databases (keeping them safe, secure, and backed up) and will be able to be uploaded into files at The Center once it is built.
– Dave