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Posted: 8:42 AM Jun 25, 2008
Traveling Vietnam Wall in Augusta
Roughly 300 motorcyclists escorted a traveling copy of the Vietnam Wall into town Tuesday afternoon.
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June 24, 2008
A Washington, D.C. memorial is making a stop in Augusta, at least, a replica of it is.
Roughly 300 motorcyclists escorted a traveling copy of the Vietnam Wall into town this afternoon.
The wall arrived in a tractor-trailer. Once set up, it will be eight feet high and 240 feet long.
Volunteers will assemble the wall Wednesday morning.
It will be on display 24 hours a day this Friday through Sunday at Hillcrest Memorial Park. Then, it will move on to another location.
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