Remembering our military - The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Today we remember our troops – including more than 700 Carolina graduates – who made the ultimate sacrifice so that we may be free.
The idea for UNC's Book of Names memorial honoring our fallen Tar Heels originated with #KenanFlagler alum Robert W. Eaves (BSBA ’58), who was inspired by a visit to the American cemetery in Normandy. Eaves and fellow ROTC Carolina alumni Sherwood H. Smith Jr. (’56) and Charles M. Winston Sr. (’53) led a committee that raised $300,000, mostly from ROTC alumni, for the UNC memorial.
Read more and view the Book of Names online at the link below. #MemorialDay #WeRemember
On Memorial Day, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill remembers all the men and women who lost their lives during military service to the country. The more than 700 Carolina graduates who died in battle or in training accidents during time of war are honored on campus with the Carolina Al...
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