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Veteran Tom Mills served in the Air Force from 1969 to 1991. Mills looks over names from the Vietnam War Memorial replica at the VFW 4376 in Seven Points July 4. The two original walls in Washington D.C. are 246 feet and nine inches long, ten feet and three inches high with 58,318 names engraved. 

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The Vietnam War Memorial of all that was lost during the conflict. The two original walls in Washington D.C. are 246 feet and nine inches long, ten feet and three inches high with 58,318 names engraved. The replica wall was available for viewing at the VFW 4376 in Seven Points July 4.

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Alan Hicks served as a radio operator during the Vietnam War. He was in the 27th Division - Army. He is holding a picture of his unit, Wolfhounds, while looking for names on the wall.

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Randy Osborne (left) and wife Susan find their nephews’ name, Elvis Osborne, on the replica of the Vietnam War Memorial Wall. The replica was set up at VFW Post 4376 in Seven Points July 4.