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Gary Cook
Oct 11, 2003, 9:02:04 PM10/11/03
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I have heard that there were more Philadelphia, Pennsylvania high
school graduates killed in Vietnam than any other high schools in
the United States. I understand there is even a monument for them
at Philadelphia. Is this correct ?
Gary Cook
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Art Layton
Oct 12, 2003, 9:02:06 PM10/12/03
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Gary Cook <coo...@juno.com> wrote in message
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> I have heard that there were more Philadelphia, Pennsylvania high
> school graduates killed in Vietnam than any other high schools in
> the United States. I understand there is even a monument for them
> at Philadelphia. Is this correct ?
>
Philadelphia was the fourth-largest city at the time of the War,
so it is possible. However, I don't know of any monument specific
to Vietnam in Philly.
Someone could count the number of names on the Memorial (or the
web page) with Philadelphia as a home to come up with a number.
news:<in9hovklei4l8kpk8...@4ax.com>...
> I have heard that there were more Philadelphia, Pennsylvania high
> school graduates killed in Vietnam than any other high schools in
> the United States. I understand there is even a monument for them
> at Philadelphia. Is this correct ?
>
so it is possible. However, I don't know of any monument specific
to Vietnam in Philly.
Someone could count the number of names on the Memorial (or the
web page) with Philadelphia as a home to come up with a number.
Art Layton
Stamford CT
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