Images sought for Vietnam War's Wall of Faces

The Eunice News needs help in locating images of five servicemen killed during the Vietnam War.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Foundation project “Faces Never Forgotten” is seeking missing photos of Vietnam veterans from Louisiana. These photos will help complete an electronic “Wall of Faces” in the new education center at the Vietnam Memorial Wall.
Those needed from the Eunice area:
James D. Feucht, Marines, killed May 7, 1968 at Quang Nam;
Charles Ray Williams, Army, killed Feb. 8, 1966, province unknown;
Jimmy Williams, Marines, killed Aug. 30, 1968, Quang Nam;
Andrus Blanchard, Church Point, Army, killed Jan. 1, 1970, Phuoc Long;
Christopher Kelley, Church Point, killed Aug. 3, 1969, Binh Dinh.
If you have an image of any of these, you are asked to send to jim.butler@eunicetoday.com or to contact him at 457-3061.
You can view the gallery in progress at http://www.vvmf.org/Wall-of-Faces/.
These are effective and moving tributes to fallen soldiers.
The Louisiana Press Association will collect the photos and provide as many missing photos to the VVMF as are received from member newspapers.
Following are instructions are on how to get the most updated status of the photos.
1. Go to: http://www.vvmf.org/Wall-of-Faces/
2. Click Advanced Search, to the right of the search box
3. Input a city, county, or state name based on the desired search
4. Scroll to the last box and check: Does Not Have a Default Photo
5. Hit Submit
This will yield the most current results for the names that are missing photos.
The objective is to have all 58,286 soldiers’ photos on the Wall of Faces by Nov.11.