It was really neat to see how the process works. If you know someone who served at the time, you can have their name looked up in the database and you are given a sheet of paper with the number for the section in which it is located. Once you find the name, there is a space that you can shade it in with a pencil and keep it as a souvenir. Whether you know someone who is a veteran or someone that is serving now, and even if you don't. Take this time to honor them. I will.
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That's really really cool! I am so grateful for these wonderful people who gave their lives for our country.
wow, that is super cool! our lame town didn't do anything.
oh and TAG! You're It. Come see, and play!
How cool! I didn't realize this was a traveling wall.
That is cool, I saw the wall in DC when I went on a trip during middle school. Very moving.
that's very cool.
Very cool. I wish we had known about this--since we homeschool, I would have brought the kids for a field trip.
Thanks for visiting my blog (and commenting!) on my BATW day!
Thanks also for your support of the troops!
PS- I am TOTALLY with you on Army Wives AND the new president. :)
Very cool!
Happiest Veteran's Day to you!
That's so awesome! So glad you posted this today! Have a wonderful Veteran's Day! I was able to see this in DC and it was so touching!
Those are great pictures! Thanks for sharing them.
Anytime I know that there is military service involved in or around someone's blog, I always say thanks for your service.
that is very cool!!!
Much love for all the Veterans ( including my stud muffin of a hubby) for all they have done for our country
I would love to see that! How awesome!
What a neat experience. I'm hoping some day to go to the memorial in Washington D.C. And I am so proud of all the military men and women who fight for us!
Coolest thing I've seen all day!
I didn't realize it was a traveling exhibit. Thanks for taking the time out to remind us of what this day is about, even though SOME of us had to work that day!
Catching up, haven't been around since before our trip, sorry!
That wall was in our town a couple years ago. It's pretty cool.
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