Memorial signs

The Memorial signs, were tributes to American soldiers killed in Vietnam during the Vietnam War. These signs ranged from building names to streets throughout the American bases in Vietnam. Theses memorial tributes also were seen in the United States also including at Fort Bragg in the Gabriel Demonstration Area, dedicated to one Sgt. Jimmy Gabriel, reportedly the first "Green Beret" soldier killed in Vietnam.

A key member of Col. Kirby's Green Beret A-Teams who was given a memorial sign was Sgt. Provo, who had during the course of his time in Kirby's A-Teams, pondered what would fit with his unusual last name as a memorial sign. By the time he was mortally wounded in combat at Camp 2-9er Savoy, Provo decided his name would go best with the Army's privy and was thus memorialized by the sign Provo Privy.

Notable recipients (Featured in film)

 * Sgt. Jimmy Gabriel
 * "Gabriel Demonstration Area" in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, USA
 * Sgt. Arthur E. Fuller
 * "Fuller Field" in Da Nang, Vietnam, Recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross (DSC), Posthumously
 * Capt. William J. Wallace
 * "Wallace Walk" in Da Nang, Vietnam, Recipient of the Medal of Honor
 * Sgt. Provo
 * "Provo Privy", in Da Nang, Vietnam