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New memorial honors Vietnam s forgotten veterans of Tiger Flight 739 RADIO.COM 2 hrs ago © Provided by RADIO.COM Vietnam memorial
The Vietnam veterans memorial in Washington D.C. honors those who gave their lives in the war. More than 58,000 names are etched in the black marble wall, listing those killed or missing in action.
But the families of some veterans feel their loved ones were overlooked. They are the service members who perished on Tiger Flight 739 in March 1962.
Tiger Flight 739 was transporting 93 American service members and 3 members of the South Vietnamese military from California to Saigon. After refueling in Guam, the flight continued on heading to Clark Air Force base in the Philippines when it disappeared. Despite a massive search, no survivors or even wreckage of the aircraft was ever found.
An Erie soldier and others killed almost 60 years ago in what s been called one of aviation s greatest mysteries will be remembered during a ceremony in Maine on Saturday.
Staff Sgt. Leslie Salada was among 107 passengers and crew killed when Flying Tiger Line Flight 739 seemingly exploded en route to Vietnam on March 16, 1962. They will be remembered by family members during the unveiling of a monument in their honor in Columbia Falls, Maine.
The monument is on land donated by Wreaths Across America founder Morrill Worchester on the edge of a balsam forest where brush is harvested each year to make wreaths that are placed on veterans graves.