THE WALL OF FACES

I have a POW bracelet for Lt. Duncan. I honor all the veterans from the Vietnam War, especially those brave young men who lost their lives in service of their country, whether by choice or by draft. It is a vague memory for me as a child, but I remember the conflict, the news and protests. It is a small token of appreciation for the huge sacrifices made by our soldiers.

Today I ordered a MIA bracelet with LT. Duncan's name on it. I am an Army vet. 1968-71 I grew up in the West Palm Beach area. I wanted to wear his name as we are from the same State and town. I will keep his sacrifice in my heart and be sure many others are aware of his duty to our country.

I spoke with 'Skipper' yesterday telling him that All of the names on The Wall now have at least one photo of the Service Member attached , he told me about Robert Ray Duncan who was his " Room Mate " at The Naval Academy . Skipper also said " Last seen flying into the Clouds Outnumbered , but took a few with Him ." I had goosebumps at that Point but maintained my Composure . .. I also learned about 'Unrestricted Line Officer' . National POW/MIA Day 2022 is coming up in a few weeks , LT Robert Ray Duncan WILL Be Remembered .

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

I have been wearing Lt. Duncan's MIA bracelet since 1972. I tell his story to all who comment on it.