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ROBERT V WILLETT JR

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HONORED ON PANEL 27W, LINE 103 OF THE WALL

ROBERT VINCENT WILLETT JR

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POSTED ON 7.30.2021

POSTED BY: ANON

POW-MIA

Never Forget.

HOOAH

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POSTED ON 5.25.2020

POSTED BY: Edward J. Zipprich

On this Memorial Day 2020

I still have a POW/MIA bracelet that I wore in the early 1970s with the name Capt. Robert Willett, Jr. engraved on it. It is part of my permanent collection of artifacts from my youth. Every Memorial Day I think of Capt. Willett and wondered what ever happened...through the power of the internet, I now now what this American Hero looks like and where he hailed from. #IrememberYou #MemorialDay #RemembertheVets

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POSTED ON 5.25.2020

POSTED BY: KC Black

You are not forgotten

Remembering you on Memorial Day. Visited the Wall of Remembrance in Texas in 2018 - I still have your POW/MIA bracelet - you are not forgotten....

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POSTED ON 5.24.2020

POSTED BY: Colonel Thomas P Waddell, USAF (Ret)

Why I Became an Aviator

Vince was my big brother Jimmy's best friend. He was home on leave on his way to Vietnam. His love of flying was infectious; I was a sophomore in HS and caught the bug!! I always wanted to be in the military, but that's the day I knew I wanted to be an USAF aviator. I served 26 years as a USAF Navigator and loved every minute. Thanks Vince! You are missed!

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POSTED ON 1.22.2018

POSTED BY: Tracy K

Thank you

I have a Capt. Robert Willett Jr bracelet from the 1970's. I have carried it with me all these years. Even though i was against the war I was not against those who served. Thank you for your service. Thank you to his family. I really appreciate finally being able to read about him after all these years.

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