The Dog Tag is a recognized symbol of military service. The memorial concept is that of the Dog Tag at rest, leaning against his comrades in arms. The Dog Tag on the Memorial contains names of our friends who gave their all. As with the Wall the FAC Memorial is designed to be touched. The monument is large, over six feet tall at the highest point and about eight feet wide.

The words on the buckle remind us that in war "All Gave Some, Some Gave All" and that POW & MIA are still serving. The prototype for the buckle was made by my friend, Eddie Giovanni, a Viet Nam vet who is an inmate in Angola, LA. Eddie made the first buckle by cutting out each letter and the shapes on thin pieces of stainless steel. The layers were then riveted together and the color added. Eddie spent over 120 hours on the first one and I proudly wear it. Your buckle was made from a die so the letters are perfect and the color clean and crisp. A portion of the proceeds will help support Eddie as well as Chapter 97. Wear your buckle proudly to honor those who Gave Some and those who Gave All.