THE WALL OF FACES

Bradley, I was just a young girl when I got a bracelet with your name on it. Through the years, I never forgot you.

My mother received your bracelet when I was little. With it she explained to me (at age 6) about war and peace, death and life... As an adult, I still have your bracelet, often staring at it, recalling the lessons learned with sadness. It seems that others in our government have not learned... You have been a part of my life for practically all of my life, and always will be. I hope it is comforting to know that your sacrifice affected at least one person in a positive way. Wherever you are, I hope you have found Peace.

I got back from Vietnam in Dec 68 got married in May 69. My wife and I both got bracelet then. One was a POW and he came home, but you are still MIA. I work on the moving wall anytime it comes around here and and I always stop by your name to remember you. I tell all the school kids and everone that comes by to also remember you and all the MIA'S that are still missing. I will wear the bracelet till you come home.

MAJOR

BRADLEY GENE CUTHBERT



WAS A DISTINGUISHED GRADUATE OF THE

UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY

AT ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND

IN THE CLASS OF 1962



WHO CHOSE TO SERVE IN THE

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE





///// --- MISSING IN ACTION --- \\





EX SCIENTIA TRIDENS





PER ARDUA AD ASTRA





YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN

NOR SHALL YOU EVER BE





31082 - 1962

You will always be with me, as I find comfort in your memory. We are warriors, born in different times, but fighting for the same cause. We have traveled to many places together, South America, Middle East and now we pack up once more. God grant that we may not be found wanting, and that we will not fail this sacred trust. May you find comfort in Christ's arms.