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Texas Welcomes Them Home: The Making Of The Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument

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When the nation called them to Vietnam, the Lone Star State sent thousands of its young men and women to serve and fight in a long and controversial war that would leave the nation divided and its veterans unrecognized. Four decades later, a group of those veterans banded together for one last mission – to build a monument honoring Texas Vietnam Veterans on the state Capitol grounds. From the sculpting process to the creation of a sacred memorial that rests in the monument’s heart to the dedication, their journey would take nearly as long as the war itself, and result in a long overdue tribute to a generation.

Cast & Crew

  • Executive Producer(s) Texas Capitol Vietnam Veterans Monument Robert Floyd, Chairman
  • Producer(s) Cheryl & Patrick Fries
  • Editor(s) Daniel DeLoach, Patrick Fries
  • Cinematography Patrick Fries, Richard Gaylord, Daniel DeLoach, Miner Wilson, Andrzej Mrotek, Matthew Gary

Details

  • Year Released 2015
  • Running Time 37 minutes
  • Format SD
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