The Vietnam War lasted from January 1959 to May 1975. It honors the memory of those who served, including Samuel David Barbre, Robert Lee Barnes, Ronald Lamar Cannon, Donnie Coleman, William Earl Cooper, James Brannati Crockett, Marvin Royce Davis, Robert Lee Dorsey, Russell Darrell Fordham, John Robert Goings Jr., John Edward Greene, Cecil Morris Haigler, Everett Scott Herrin, Joseph Earnest Hipp, Dwight Bronson Howell, Carlton Griffin, Sidney Wade Jarrell, Harry James Lumpkin, Charles David Mackenzie, Tommy Lee Marks, Norman Maxie, Bennie Frank Monfort, Leon Lopez Morris, Rayford Nelson, Joe Lee Peterson, Kilpatric Oscar Porter Jr, Benjamin George Spears, Dwight Jackson Thornton, Glen Everett Wallace, James C Washington Jr, Bernard James Williams Jr, Gerald Lee Wilson, Charlie K Wooden, and Herbert Eugene Belcher. In a war filled with questions, these men fought and died without asking them, acting from love of country, and their sacrifice was held to give America an everlasting promise of freedom.