THE WALL OF FACES

I recently came across Lt. Ralph Bisz bracelet while cleaning out my family home after my dad died. What was interesting about this bracelet was that Lt Bisz was missing on my 5th birthday and I wore it through my high school and college years. I then went into the Air Force on a whim, and as a 30 veteran, now do a lot of volunteer work. Last week I went to a Vietnam Vet memorial, and I came home and looked for my bracelet and did an internet search, and found LCDR Bisz memorial page. I have a new appreciation of that bracelet and the sacrifices our military members made, and the lack of government truth and support we still continue to see.

I wore his bracelet for years as an Army Student Nurse and later as an officer. I just research and found out that in 2008 his remains were identified. Rest in Peace in the Lord.

Welcome Home.

Semper Fortis

I finally got the chance to visit DC and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. I found this website before I went, so I was able to find Commander Bisz's name on the wall. I was also glad to find out that his remains had been identified, returned, and he was buried with full honors in Arlington. I left my bracelet at the Wall as a tribute.

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The many remembrances from those who wore your MIA bracelet are touching. I am happy you were returned home after all these years. As long as you are remembered you will always be with us.