Tri-Town veterans who served in Vietnam included members of the Army, Navy, Marines, and USAF. Those honored were Gary Amo, Colin Arquiett, Herbert Arnold, Pat Austin, Robert Barnes, Wen Belisle, David Bronson, Joe Brooks, Roy Brothers, Bruce Byington, Robert Buckley, Robert Burgoyne, Lloyd Chambers, David Cheney, Fred Cockanye, Vernon Cole, Gordon Compeau, Richard Cootware, George Curtis, Carl Crump Sr., Stanley Crump, Larry Daniels, Claude Dashnaw, Richard C. Demo, Frederick Deno, Fay Dewey, Jim Dishaw, Garry Steve Dow, Larry Dishaw, Philip Dow, John Dufresne, Howard Durgan, Davie Ellis, Paul Frederickson, Edward Gardner, Gary James Gardner, Ed Gebeault, Brian Geeslers, Joe Gering, Jim Green, Kenneth (Dean) Goodnough, Thomas Hammill, Karl Harper, Leo Gale Amyotte, Frank Cyrus, Ivan Hartson, Charles Hewlett, Tommy Houle, Jerry Hull, Allen Jackson, James Jackson, Wayne Jock, Donald Judware, Robert Judware, Douglas Lafleur, Bob Lalonde, Eugene Labrake, Gary Labrake, Robert Lalonde, Hervie Lapage, Keith Lashomb, Keith F. Lashomb, Robert Lantry, James Lattimer, Carl Lavine, Fred Lawrence, Duane Leggue, Gerry Locy, Richard Longuil, Craig Magin, Kevin Magin, Robert Meacham, Joe Neault, Herbert Arnold Merrick, Mike Nezezon, Seth Noblett, Andy Opal, Robert Patterson, Brian Perrier, Richard Perry, Gilbert Phelix, Warren Plumadore, Randy Riggs, Charles Rubado, Jim Robson, Ronald Ross, Dennis Russell, Jimmy Shampine, Darryl Shatraw, Loren Shattuck, Steven Shorette, Ward Shorette, Jared Simms, Sid Snedeker, Gerald Snider, Steve Stanka, Robert P. Sullivan Jr., William P. Sullivan, Jerry Sutton, John Sweeney, Paul Tessier, Philip Todd, Richard Villnave, David Dox, Timothy Ward, James Wilber, John Wilber, Paul Whitney, Howard Wray, Darrell Dailey, Gary Goodrich, Gary Jackson, Stanley J. Lamay, Winfield H. Mac Cue, James Reome, Richard H. Rush, and Douglas L. Sauer. Robert Barnes, Robert Buckley, Joe Gering, Duane Leggue, Craig Magin, Jim Robson, and Richard Villnave were deceased from Agent Orange or PTSD, and Charles Rubado was killed in action.