This Navy Veteran Calls Himself The ‘Caretaker’ Of The Vietnam Moving Wall

I've had the pleasure of visiting the "Moving Wall" several times. The first time I visited the "Wall" it was at Memorial Park in Houston. As I approached the entrance, there was Roy Benavidez waving a POW/MIA flag. I walked over and introduced myself and told him how proud America, and his Vietnam brothers, were of him. He hugged me, and had tears in his eyes. The Moving Wall, at that time, was the only wall I had seen. It looked exactly like the "The Wall" in D.C., and I learned how to look for someone by going to there.

Navy vet Paul Chen says his home is wherever the wall takes him.
During the height of the Vietnam War in the late ‘60s and early ‘70s, much was made of young American men dodging the draft to avoid military service.
There were others, such as Paul Chen, who did everything they could to serve their country and enter the fight. Chen joined the Navy in 1974 and left active duty several years later.