THE WALL OF FACES

I have LTC Fobairs bracelet. I would like to return it to his family. Please contact me.
Neomi Dyal, USAF
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24, July 2018

I have worn his bracelet off and on since the 1970's when I first was presented with it. It just seems especially appropriate to wear it on this Memorial Day. Our fallen heroes have consistently displayed such courage and valor, along with their families left behind. Thank you all for your sacrifice & commitment to freedom.

I, too, had his name on my silver bracelet which I wore for many years. Oftentimes I’d Google his name but nothing popped, til today (I suppose I was misspelling his name. Ironic I found it now, on Memorial Day weekend). Seeing his picture and now knowing more, is stunning to me. Thank you for this site, allowing me to see the face of the person I admired for so long. And will continue to do so. G-d bless him and his family

In 1960 I was a Crew Chief Mechanic on a USAF RB-47 aircraft. Ross was a Lieutenant and an Electronics Recon technician on my plane. Ross and I were both Hams radio operators. One day he came out for a flight and told me he would not see me again as he was going into flight training for fighters the next week. I never saw him again. We have seen his name on the wall and have his rubbing. Ross, you were a good man. I think of you often. Please let me salute you, Sir! RIP

I have had Roscoe's bracelet since the late 1960's or 70's. On April 29, 2001 I read in the Eureka, CA Time Standard newspaper that his remains had been identified by a single tooth. I am giving the bracelet and the newspaper article to my son who teaches high school US History. I hope he can use it to show the sacrifice that individuals and their loved ones made and how much they lost during the Viet Nam war.