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THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE OF THE MINNESOTA WING, CIVIL AIR PATROL
WINTER2008 - 2009
Northern Flights
 
 
NorthernFlights
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 Northern Flights
Winter 2008-2009Editorial Supplied byMaj. Al Pabon, Director of Public AffairsNorth Central Region, CAP
 Northern Flights
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“The Moving Wall,” the half-size replica of the Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial in Washington,D.C., recently made its way to the Minnesota StateVeterans’ Cemetery near Camp Ripley.“The Wall” travels throughout America formost of the year as a way to honor the 58,000 men
and women who made the ultimate sacrice during
the Vietnam War. Not just those who gave theirlives, but those who remain missing as well.I remember reports of those who had died or weremissing as I watched the sights and sounds of the waron the evening news out of Johnstown, Pennsylvania.One of the missing was a young man from nearbyGreensburg that I would get to know later.I have also had the honor of knowing andserving with plenty of Vietnam vets. But it’s thosereported as missing in action (MIA) that I have hada decades long connection to.In late 975 I was stationed with the US Army
“The Wall” 
is amoving experience
Capt. Richard Sprouse
 Public Affairs Ofcer, Group 2 Minnesota Wing
A Vietnam vet looks for names on “The Moving Wall,” the half-size replica of the Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial in Washington, D.C., which was recently at the MinnesotaState Veterans’ Cemetery near Camp Ripley, Minn.(Photo: Capt. Richard Sprouse, Minnesota Wing) 
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“The Moving Wall,” the half-size replica of the Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial in Washington, D.C., which was recently at the Minnesota State Veterans’ Cemetery near Camp Ripley, Minn. (Photo: Capt. Richard Sprouse, Minnesota Wing) 
Look closely at this picture for the reection of a vet in a “boonie” cap and the agpole at the Minnesota State Veterans’ 
Cemetery near Camp Ripley, Minn. (Photo: Capt. Richard Sprouse, Minnesota Wing) 
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