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Ron White memorizes to memorialize

By C. J. Refsland on March 9, 2013 • ( 0 )

A man named Ron White is creating a memorial for all 2,200 U.S. military servicemembers killed in Afghanistan, writing their name and rank on a black wall — and he’s doing it all by memory.

A Navy veteran of Afghanistan himself, White believes he’s creating a memorial similar to the Vietnam Wall, for troops lost in Afghanistan.

“I just set out to memorize all the names,” White told ABC News. “The message I wanted to say is, you guys are not forgotten. I’m going to do my part to keep your memory alive, and so that is the message of the wall. You are not forgotten.”

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