Suzanne Blohm-Weber walks along a row of tributes to Vietnam veterans before Monday's In Memory Day observance on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Her husband, Michael Anthony Weber, is one of 93 veterans whose names were added to the In Memory Honor Roll. (Joe Gromelski/Stars and Stripes)
Suzanne Blohm-Weber walks along a row of tributes to Vietnam veterans before Monday's In Memory Day observance on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Her husband, Michael Anthony Weber, is one of 93 veterans whose names were added to the In Memory Honor Roll. (Joe Gromelski/Stars and Stripes)
Relatives of Vietnam veteran Don LaVerne Crum embrace as they remember him at the Vietnam Wall. Crum, who died in 2008, is one of 93 veterans whose names were added to the In Memory Honor Roll. (Joe Gromelski/Stars and Stripes)
Air Force Tech. Sgt. Nathan Clark stands behind a row of tributes to Vietnam veterans as he waits to play Taps at Monday's In Memory Day observance. (Joe Gromelski/Stars and Stripes)
Vietnam veteran Gregory Franklin Brown is honored by his widow Lavonia, brother Michael, and son Antoine during Monday's In Memory Day observance. Brown, who died in 2009, is one of 93 veterans whose names were added to the In Memory Honor Roll. (Joe Gromelski/Stars and Stripes)
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Hundreds of friends and family members of Vietnam veterans gathered on the National Mall Monday to mark In Memory Day, an annual tribute to those who have died as a result of the Vietnam War but don't meet the Defense Department's criteria for having their names inscribed on The Wall.
Another 93 names were added to the Honor Roll, bringing the total to 2,064 since the program btarted in 1993. They are honored with a plaque near the Three Servicemen statue.
Many of those honored on Monday were victims of exposure to Agent Orange or post-traumatic stress disorder.
