Danh Sach Diễn Hành Kỹ Niệm 25 năm Vietnam Memorial Washington D.C. NOV 10th 2007

1.- Cán Bộ Xây Dựng Nông Thôn VNCH
2.- Hội Võ Bị Quốc Gia Việt Nam vùng HTĐ.
3.- Hội Cảnh Sát Quốc Gia vùng HTĐ
4.- Hội Thiết Giáp vùng HTĐ
5.- Quân Đoàn IV
6.- Hội Thủ Đức vùng HTĐ
7.- Hội Thủy Quân Lục Chiến vùng HTĐ
8.- Hội Nữ Quân Nhân vùng HTĐ
9.- Tổng Hội Hải Quân và Hàng Hải
10.- Tổng Hội Không Lực
11.- Đơn Vị 101
12.- Tổng Hội Cảnh Sát Quốc Gia
13.- Trung Tâm Trung Bắc
14.- Hội Cựu Quân Nhân Toronto, Canada.
15.- Hội Cựu Nữ Sinh Gia Long vùng Đông Bắc Hoa Kỳ
16.- Tổng Hội CSV Trường Võ Bị Quốc Gia Việt Nam
17.- Liên Hôi Quân, Cán Chính Hawaii
18.- Liên Đoàn Lê Văn Hưng – Toronto, Canada (Hậu Duệ QLVNCH)
19.- Sư Đoàn 18 Bộ Binh
20.- Chiến Hữu Nguyễn Tường Thươc – New Jersey (Mang theo xe phóng thanh)
21.- Cộng Đồng người Việt thành phố New York, gồm 12 người với CH. Nguyễn Đình Tín ( em Cố Đại Tá Nguyễn Đình Bảo ) là Trưởng đoàn.
22.- Cộng đồng người Việt thành phố Syracuse, NY
23.- TTCS VNCH Hải Ngoại Trung Tâm Điều Hợp Tây Bắc HK.
24.- Niên Trưởng G.S Nguyễn Xuân Vinh – BS. Phạm Đức Vượng
25.- Hội Ái Hữu NQN Bắc California
26.- Chiến Hữu Nguyễn Trung Châu và BCH Tổng Hội Cựu Tù Nhân Chính Trị.
27.- Tổng Hội Thiếu Sinh Quân Hải Ngoại
28.- Hội Cựu SVSQ Trừ Bị Thủ Đức Louisiana
29.- Tổng Hội Thủ Đức – CH Ngô Viết Quyền
30.- Hội Cựu SVSQ Trừ Bị Thủ Đức Philadelphia
31.- Hội Cựu Quân Nhân Ontario, Canada
32.- Tổng Hội Thủy Quân Lục Chiến
33.- Tổng Hội Quân Cảnh
34.- Tổng Hội Nha Kỷ Thuật
35.- Hội Quân Trường Đồng Đế - Nha Trang
36.- Niên Trưởng Lê Minh Đảo SĐ.18 cùng Quân Kỳ sẽ về tham dự Diễn hành.
37.- Cộng Đồng người Việt Florida.
38.- Hội Ái Hữu Không Quân Đông Bắc Hoa Kỳ
39.- Hội Hải Quân Hàng Hải Đông Bắc Hoa Kỳ
40.- Hội Cựu Quân Nhân QLVNCH Kansas City, Missouri (MO)
41.- Liên Hội Chiến Sĩ VNCH Pennsylvania (PA) và New Jersey (NJ)

UNIT HOA KY MARCHING IN THE PARADE
1-101st Airborne Division
2-101st Airborne Division Association
3-106th Rescue Wing of NY
4-12th Cavalry Regimental Association
5-199th light Infantry Brigade of PA
6-1st Aviation Brigade
7-1st Aviation Brigade Of Maryland
8-1st. Signal Brigade Association
9-25th infantry Division Association
10-2nd Battalion 9th Marines Network
11-5th Battalion 7th Cavalry Association
12-71st Evacuation Hospital of NY
13-84th Engineer Battalion Construction Reunion Group
14-Agent Orange Diabetic Victims
15-America Legion Post 183, Association of VVA
16-American Legion Post 404 of Maine
17-Amphibious Construction Battalion One, Western Pacific Detachment
18-Army Special Services Reunion Committee
19-B & PO ELKS -GER Ambassadors of NY
20-Bedford County Vietnam Veteran Association
21-Bergen County American Legion of NJ
22-Beverly Vietnam veterans Post #1 of Maine
23Caribou Vet Center
24-Charlie Co.5th/ 60th 9th Inf. Division. +1st /16th 1st Infantry division.
25-Coast Guard Vietnam Veterans
26-Copiague High School Band
27-Delaware Valley Vietnam Veteran
28-Freedom Flight Inc.
29-Fremont James Burke Chap.87 Of VVA
30-Gold Star Wives of America, Inc.
31-Haspel-Staab VFW Post 551of NY
32-Inshore Undersea Warfare Group 1, Veterans Organization
33-Jewish War Veterans Dept.
34-Kelly Oster School of Irish Dance
35-Maine State Council VVA
36-Maryland State Council, VVA
37-Miami Valley Chapter 97 VVA of Ohio
38-Michael J. Novosel MOH Capital Chapter 542
39-Military Order of Purple Hearts Chapter 635 of NC
40-Mobile Riverine Force Association 9th Infantry Division Vietnam
41-Moore Country Chapter 966, VVA
42-N.H State Council VVA Chapter 41 & 992
43-National Association of America Veterans, Inc.
44-National Dusters Quads + Searchlights Association Khe Sanh Veterans
45-North Marion High School
46-Office of Veteran Affairs of New Jersey
47-Pickerington Central Marching Tigers
48-Red Cross Donut Dollies
49-Republic Of Vietnam Veterans Association Coalition Of Washington, DC And Vicinity
50-River Valley HS Band
51-Rolling Thunder Inc. Virginia Chapter 3
52-Rolling Thunder National
53-Rolling Thunder, Inc, Chapter 1 of NY
54-Rolling Thunder, Inc, Chapter 3, of Virginia
55-Scottish American military society
56-Sons and Daughters in Touch (They were our fathers)
57-Tunkhannock High School
58-Veterans Affairs of New Jersey
59-Veterans Against Drugs
60-Veterans Express
61-Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10127 FL
62-Veterans Of Foreign Wars Post 1384
63-VFW POST 3272 Avon CT.
64-VFW POST 6198 of NY
65-VFW Post 8208
66-Viet Now of IL
67-Vietnam Security Police Association (USAF)
68-Vietnam Veterans For The Community
69-VVA Arizona state council
70-VVA Bergen County Chapter 800 (Color Guard)
71-VVA Chapter 103 Central New York
72-VVA Chapter 109 Jackson Michigan
73-VVA Chapter 11 Long Island New York
74-VVA Chapter 118 Bronx New York
75-VVA Chapter 12 of New Jersey
76-VVA Chapter 120 of Connecticut
77-VVA Chapter 126 New York City New York
78-VVA Chapter 140 of New York
79-VVA Chapter 17 of Nevada
80-VVA Chapter 172 of Maryland ( Color Guard)
81-VVA Chapter 172 of MD
82-VVA Chapter 193 Leroy New York
83-VVA Chapter 20 Rochester New York
84-VVA Chapter 203 of Tennessee
85-VVA Chapter 209 of Chicago
86-VVA Chapter 23 of Florida
87-VVA Chapter 268 Lockport New York
88-VVA Chapter 296 Ft Drum New York
89-VVA Chapter 304 of MD
90-VVA Chapter 32 of New York
91-VVA Chapter 327 of New Jersey
92-VVA Chapter 333 New York City New York
93-VVA Chapter 343 San Jacinto
94-VVA Chapter 377
95-VVA Chapter 421of New York
96-VVA Chapter 451 of Baltimore
97-VVA Chapter 459 Owego New York
98-VVA Chapter 480
99-VVA Chapter 49 Westchester New York
100-VVA Chapter 511 of Alabama
101-VVA Chapter 53 South bay Redondo Beach of California
102-VVA Chapter 537 Newburgh New York
103-VVA Chapter 541 Carmel New York
104-VVA Chapter 547 Marine County of California
105-VVA Chapter 588 of MD
106-VVA Chapter 60
107-VVA Chapter 62 of Minnesota
108-VVA Chapter 624 of MD
109-VVA Chapter 641 of MD
110-VVA Chapter 648 of Maryland
111-VVA Chapter 67, Delaware County
112-VVA Chapter 681 Niagara Falls Of New York
113-VVA Chapter 704 King Ferry New York
114-VVA Chapter 708 Rome New York
115-VVA Chapter 712 of MD
116-VVA Chapter 72 Brooklyn New York
117-VVA Chapter 722 of MD
118-VVA Chapter 73 of MI
119-VVA Chapter 767 of WI
120-VVA Chapter 77 Tonawanda New York
121-VVA Chapter 772 of Georgia
122-VVA Chapter 79 Lake George New York
123-VVA Chapter 8 Green Island New York
124-VVA Chapter 803
125-VVA Chapter 807
126-VVA Chapter 817
127-VVA Chapter 82 of New York
128-VVA Chapter 823
129-VVA Chapter 827
130-VVA Chapter 85
131-VVA Chapter 865 New York
132-VVA Chapter 896 Endicott New York
133-VVA Chapter 917 Cupp/Versace of VA
134-VVA Chapter 925 Grand Stand Chapter of South Carolina
135-VVA Chapter 932 of Texas
136-VVA Chapter 944 Utica New York
137-VVA Chapter 965 of MD
138-VVA Chapter 978 Frewsburg New York
139-VVA Massachusetts State Council
140-VVA New York State Council
141-VVA State Council of North Dakota
142-Washington Area Collectors of Military Vehicles/Blue & Gary Military Vehicle Trust
143-Washington County Veterans Service Agency of NY

Total # Veterans served in the VN WAR 8,184,654
Vietnam Vets ( Cựu Quân Nhân Hoa Kỳ Tham Chiến Tại Việt Nam )

Alabama 104,244 , Alaska 31,044, Arizona 144,728 , Arkansas 78,865 ,California 951,588 , Colorado 154,208 , Connecticut 96,106 , Delaware 23,988 , Florida 466,274 ,Georgia 243,947Hawaii 41,860 , Idaho 36,994 , Illinois 321,959 , Indiana 179,080, Iowa 87,270, Kansas 87,084Kentucky 115,854, Louisiana 124,824, Maine 49,491, Maryland 175,577, Massachusetts166,251, Michigan 290,593, Minnesota 149,766, Mississippi 67,325, Missouri 180,474, Montana32,689, Nebraska 53,054, Nevada 60,825, New Hampshire 45,531, New Jersey 198,956,New Mexico 61,136, New York 413,404, North Carolina 228,364, North Dakota 20,067,Ohio 353,871, Oklahoma 123,172, Oregon 122,692, Pennsylvania 366,757, Rhode Island 30,566,South Carolina 128,420, South Dakota 21,599, Tennessee 67,187, Texas 594,705, Utah 45,699Vermont 19,542, Virginia 264,902, Washington 232,426, West Virginia 59,413, Wisconsin 150,690, Wyoming 15,384.

Statistic of the Vietnam War
Strength:
RVN and US ~1,200,000 (1968)
NORTH VIETNAMESE ~520,000 (1968)

CasualtiesSouth Vietnamdead: ~250,000 wounded: ~1,170,000
U.S.dead: 58,292, missing, wounded: 305,000[2]
South Koreadead: 4,900 wounded: 11,000
Australiadead: 520 wounded: 2,400*
New Zealanddead:37 wounded: 187

Total dead: ~314,000
Total wounded: ~1,490,000

North Vietnam and NLFdead and missing: ~1,100,000[12][13] [14][15]
wounded: ~600,000+[16]
People's Republic of Chinadead: 1,446wounded: 4,200
Total dead: ~1,101,000
Total wounded: ~604,000+
Vietnamese civilian dead: 2,000,000–5,100,000*
Cambodian civilian dead: ~700,000*
Laotian civilian dead: ~50,000*