Social Media for the Vietnam War Memorial
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Footnote.com is adding social media tools to The Vietnam Memorial, one of the most recognized memorials in Washington, D.C. For those who have visited the wall, you know finding names is not easy. Nor does a visit to the wall allow you to learn more about many people and heros who served.
Footnote.com’s new social media version of The Vietnam Memorial brings The Vietnam Memorial inside the comfort of your own home. By creating a searchable image of The Wall, now it’s easy to find friends, family or names. Once found, Footnote.com allows you to search the details about soldiers, post stories about fallen comrades and even upload pictures of service men and women. By adding social media to The Vietnam Memorial, the conversation about the individuals listed can continue and honor can be extended to those who fell while rendering service.
Tags: Footnote.com, social media, Vietnam, war, The Vietnam Memorial, The Wall
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April 14th, 2008 at 10:09 pm
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April 15th, 2008 at 7:47 am
A web site similar to the one described above opened in 1997.
The web site named THE VIRTUAL WALL at www.VirtualWall.org
has thousands of personal tributes to the fallen in the form of letters, photographs, and citations.
THE VIRTUAL WALL does not accept donations, fees, or advertising in order to honor the fallen.
In 2001 THE VIRTUAL WALL partnered to take high-resolution photographs of the Wall, which can be browsed and zoomed at
www.ViewTheWall.com
September 16th, 2008 at 10:17 am
[…] and people can search and add interesting information to add to the legacy of those people. See an excellent video about the wall over at Rocky Mountain […]
September 22nd, 2008 at 9:01 pm
[…] and people can search and add interesting information to add to the legacy of those people. See an excellent video about the wall over at Rocky Mountain […]