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A web site similar to the one described above opened in 1997.
The web site named THE VIRTUAL WALL at www.VirtualWall.org has thousands of personal tributes to the fallen in the form of letters, photographs, and citations.
THE VIRTUAL WALL does not accept donations, fees, or advertising in order to honor the fallen.
In 2001 THE VIRTUAL WALL partnered to take high-resolution photographs of the Wall, which can be browsed and zoomed at
www.ViewTheWall.com
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