North Wall Donated by M.A.C.V.
"Michigan Association of Concerned Veterans"
"The North Wall" Canadian Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Windsor - Ontario - Canada
History of The North Wall
The North Wall was a vision of Ric Gidner, Ed
Johnson and Chris Reynolds of Michigan to honor Canadians who
served in The Vietnam War and made the supreme
sacrifice.
In 1995, the City of Windsor, Ontario was
approached by M.A.C.V. and the proposal was presented to the
Mayor and to the City Council. The site at Assumption Park on
Riverside Drive in Windsor, Ontario, across from Detroit,
Michigan was approved by the City Council and the wall had a new
home.
On July 02, 1995, the Canadian Vietnam
Veterans Memorial was dedicated at a moving ceremony, with
thousands of people in attendance.
The names of the Canadians K.I.A. (killed in
action) or M.I.A. (missing in action) in the Vietnam War are
engraved on the black granite panels.
View the list of Canadian names engraved on
the Memorial, and click on any individual name for their pertinent Military Record Details.
GO TO:
www.glanmore.org/cdncas/memorialair.html