Live one-hour Town Hall Meeting with Brig. Gen. Donald Dunbar, Wisconsin Adjutant General, for all Wisconsin National Guard families.

Ask questions and share your thoughts with the man at the top.

Go to http://dma.wi.gov/TAGLines now to sign up for an e-mail reminder of this important event.

How to Use the Web Site:

1.  Using your browser, navigate to http://dma.wi.gov/TAGLines.

2.  When you go to the site on Feb. 17th, you can provide a name to identify
you on-screen when you ask a question or make a comment. You might use your
first name, for example, and something to identify your unit.

3.  There’s nothing else to do during the Town Hall other than read, watch
and talk with The Adjutant General.

4.  Don’t be worried if your comments or questions don’t appear right away.
We anticipate there will be lots of messages going back and forth, and there
are delays between the time you click “Send” and the time it appears in the
message window for all to see that are a normal part of the system we are
using.

5.  Our ‘autoscroll’ feature ensures you’re always shown the newest content
without having to refresh or scroll your screen. You can turn this on or off
by using the controls at the bottom of the viewer window.

6.  Subtle sound effects alert you to new content as it’s published. This can
also be turned on or off as needed.

Reminder: In order to facilitate an open discussion with General Dunbar,
please limit sharing this invitation to families of Wisconsin National Guard
members.

TAG Lines – WING Families
Live Internet Town Hall Meeting
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
6:00 p.m. CDT (1800 hrs)

In May of 2010, Vietnam Veterans and their families are invited to a special Welcome Home celebration at Lambeau Field in Green Bay. The big event will include several days of concerts and reunions, and exhibits including The Moving Wall™.

During the showcase event at Lambeau Field on May 22 we will remember those who did not return from combat with music, readings, and a preview of the Wisconsin Public Television documentary, Wisconsin Vietnam War Stories.

The intention of the event is to provide Vietnam veterans with the Welcome Home that which was denied them 40 years ago. In this effort, Wisconsin Public Television, the Wisconsin Historical Society, and the Department of Veterans Affairs became partners in the Wisconsin Vietnam War Stories Project. But for the effort to create the event called LZ Lambeau, the partners are joined by the Green Bay Packers, the City of Green Bay, the State of Wisconsin, several of Wisconsin’s Indian Nations, and a growing group of veterans’ organizations.

Designed by the veterans and veterans service organizations, Wisconsin’s Vietnam War veterans and Vietnam Era veterans, and all their families, are invited to a weekend of activities that will include a motorcycle ride across the state from La Crosse to Green Bay, concerts, The Moving Wall™ exhibit, Vietnam War military exhibits, photo exhibits, vehicle and helicopter displays, and social get-togethers.

The Welcome Home Weekend will culminate with the veterans and their families filling Lambeau Field for an official Memorial Ceremony for their fallen colleagues. This presentation will feature music and spoken word performances, and screenings of excerpts from the Wisconsin Vietnam War Stories documentary on the Tundravision.

A special outreach effort is underway to encourage the participation of the families of the more than 1,200 Wisconsinites who did not return from the war, and the families of those returned veterans who did not live long enough to be welcomed home.

This event, certain to attract nation-wide attention, is a chance for our veterans to finally be able to take public pride in their service, and to receive the appreciation and recognition they deserve.