THE WALL OF FACES

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. It remains my fervent hope you will be returned home after all these years.

Staff Sergeant David Stanley Demmon was awarded the Prisoner of War Medal after he was taken prisoner while engaged in action and held captive. He served as a Target Acquisition Surveillance Radar Repairer. He was assigned to the 73RD AVN CO, 765TH TRANS BN, ARMY AVN GROUP (PROV), US ARMY SPT CMD VIETNAM,
See https://army.togetherweserved.com/

I bought a bracelet with your name on it about 20 years ago..... I know you're gone but I still wear it. Blessing to your family.

I just opened a box in my basement and at the bottom was David's bracelet. I wore it religiously when I was in High School. My brother, Mike, was killed in action near Quang Tri in 1968. I have always had a special place in my heart for those lost. David is a hero to me. All these years later, I still say "Thank you for your service, S/Sgt David Demmon". Your legacy and spirit lives on.

I have always wondered if the service member on my MIA bracelet ever made it home. I was only 7 years old the day he went missing, but my mom instilled patriotism in all her kids. Now I know he is an angel in heaven, looking over his family.