The Swift Boat Sailors Association has collected and assembled into a montage and album the photos of all fifty of the sailors that lost their lives while serving in combat aboard Swift Boats during the period 1965 through 1970. This mural of photographs is kept aboard the restored Patrol Craft Fast Swift Boat number 104 that the organization has restored as part of the Vietnam Unit Memorial Monument located at the Naval Amphibious Base on Coronado Island. If you have a chance to visit the Memorial and PCF 104 please take the time to review the album containing the stories of each of these true American heroes. The sailors are shown as they are remembered by their shipmates and loved ones. They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them Laurance Binyon "For the Fallen"

GMG2 Billy Armstrong	MRC Willy S. Baker	BM3 Richard L. Baumberger Jr.	BM1 Kemper S. Billings
BM3 Peter P. Blasko	QM2 Frank Bowman	SN David J.Boyle	BM3 Harry G. Brock
QM2 Lanny H. Buroff	BM1 Bobby D. Carver	BM2 Anthony G. Chandler	LTJG Robert L. Crosby
EN2 Edward Cruz	EN3 Dewey R. Decker	RD3 Martin S. Doherty	LTJG Donald G. Droz
EN3 Albert M. Fransen	SN Gary W. Friedmann	BM2 Raleigh L. Godley	EN2 Carl R. Goodfellow
EN2 John R. Hartkemeyer	RD3 Craig W. Haines	EN2 Gale J. Hays	BM2 Tommy E. Hill
QM3 Thomas E. Holloway	BM3 Gerald R. Horrell	QM1 Joseph P. Jurgella	GMG3 Glen C. Keene

GMGSN Alvin L. Levan	BM2 Steve R. Luke	BM2 John P. McDermott	EN2 David L. Merrill
LTJG William Murphy III	LTJG Kenneth D. Norton	GMG3 Stephen J. Penta	RD3 Gerald D. Pochel
SN Dennis R. Puckett	EN2 Jack C. Rodriguez	GMG2 Dayton L. Rudisill	QM3 Eugene L. Self
BM3 Richard C. Simon	RD3 Frederick D. Snyder	GMG3 Richard W. Stindl	BM3 Robert A. Thompson
RM3 Bruce A. Timmons	BM2 Hubert Tuck	BM3 Stephen T. Volz	LTJG Richard C. Wallace
	RD2 Kenneth P. West	QM2 Richard L. Wissler