The Canadian Viet Nam Veterans memorial in Windsor Ontario has 105 names in it, BUT many more Canadians were killed in American uniforms in that time period. The US accepted volunteers from Canada gladly, BUT they had to put a US " Hometown " on their applications so the numbers could be hidden. Many of those Canadians were buried as " Americans " in US Military cemmetaries.
So yes a number of Candians were KIA in Viet Nam, but their exact numbers are hard to estimate. The best guess is about 500 to 1,000. The names on the memorial in Canada are those who have been "proven " to have been born in Canada. There are many more that are buried, both in the ground and in the US military records system.
Jim Bunting. Toronto.
^you spelled it wrong. It's Vietnam, all one word.
Anyone serving in country received it.
it was a group that kept supply record on computers
Very few, there is more imporantance put on veit nam than any other conflict, there was more troops lost in Korea than any other conflict, except the civil war,
Please utilize an English translation dictionary.
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Clothes=uniforms in the military.
After this many years, there should be less than 3 million.
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Anyone serving in country received it.
My brother Thomas Blackham and I Joseph Blackham served in Veit Nam. We both live in Ohio. My brother Thomas Blackham and I Joseph Blackham served in Veit Nam. We both live in Ohio.
it was a group that kept supply record on computers
An Chang-nam died in 1930.
Nam Cam died in 2004.
Nam Gon died in 1527.
One. Nam Master Jay.
Hong Song-nam died in 2009.