Jersey Proud: Vietnam Memorial Moving Wall heads to New Jersey

Hundreds of motorcyclists with Warriors Watch escorted the Vietnam Memorial Moving Wall into Morris County.

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Jul 7, 2022, 2:33 AM

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Updated 903 days ago

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A procession traveled on Route 80 from Pennsylvania into New Jersey Wednesday as the country’s most famous moving war memorial headed into the state.

Hundreds of motorcyclists with Warriors Watch escorted the Vietnam Memorial Moving Wall into Morris County. The memorial has moved around the country for 39 years.

It was taken to Whippany Wednesday night. It’s set to be displayed at the County College of Morris in Randolph from Thursday through Monday.

The Moving Wall has all 58,000 names of those who died engraved on it. Over 1,500 were from New Jersey.