https://markzaleskiphotography.com/ weekly 1.0 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/resume monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/Kid-Jump.jpg A 12-year-old boy threatens to jump from a 200-foot tall voltage transmission tower near Jurupa and Locust avenues in Fontana, Calif. The boy was later rescued. (The San Bernardino County Sun/ Mark Zaleski) https://markzaleskiphotography.com/honors-&-awards monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/DODGERS05mzo.jpg Los Angeles Dodgers outfileder Manny Ramirez gets doused by teammate Takashi Saito after the Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 3-1 to win the National League Division Series at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://markzaleskiphotography.com/contact monthly 0.8 https://storage.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/SB-Fireb-12.jpg A firefighter pauses as a house next to theone he is protecting burns on Park Avenue during the Old Fire in San Bernardino, Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://markzaleskiphotography.com/home monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/2014 monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/2012 monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/wings-of-humanity,-haiti monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/01a.jpg March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17s from Riverside Calif., are used to transport supplies into disaster areas and war zones, and airlift evacuees, wounded soldiers and others to safety. On one mission, the aircrew brought supplies to Haiti and airlifted residents to the U.S. after a devastating earthquake. Hill Air Force Base ground crew loads tent materials into the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft in Utah for Haiti victims. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17s from Riverside Calif., are used to transport supplies into disaster areas and war zones, and airlift evacuees, wounded soldiers and others to safety. On one mission, the aircrew brought supplies to Haiti and airlifted residents to the U.S. after a devastating earthquake. Hill Air Force Base ground crew loads tent materials into the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft in Utah for Haiti victims. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/02b.jpg March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft Master Sgt. James Madrid, left, and Tech. Sgt. Ryan Benson load a military K-Loader into the back of the cargo bay at Hill Air Force Base in Utah. The K-Loader is used to unload suppies faster from the back aircraft. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft Master Sgt. James Madrid, left, and Tech. Sgt. Ryan Benson load a military K-Loader into the back of the cargo bay at Hill Air Force Base in Utah. The K-Loader is used to unload suppies faster from the back aircraft. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/03c.jpg March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew Master Sgt. James ties down suppies in the cargo bay of the C-17 at McChord Air Force Base in Wash. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew Master Sgt. James ties down suppies in the cargo bay of the C-17 at McChord Air Force Base in Wash. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/04d.jpg March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew member Tech Sgt. Ryan Benson makes sure the military supplies are secured to the aircraft's cargo bay floor at Fort Smith Air Force Base in Ark. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew member Tech Sgt. Ryan Benson makes sure the military supplies are secured to the aircraft's cargo bay floor at Fort Smith Air Force Base in Ark. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/05e.jpg March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew Master Sgt. James, center, and Tech Sgt. Ryan Benson brief with Bill Taylor of McChord Air Force Base ground crew before loading humanitarian aid materials for Haiti after landing at McChord Air Force Base in Wash. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew Master Sgt. James, center, and Tech Sgt. Ryan Benson brief with Bill Taylor of McChord Air Force Base ground crew before loading humanitarian aid materials for Haiti after landing at McChord Air Force Base in Wash. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/06f.jpg March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew member Master Sgt. Lee Markos assists in refueling the aircraft at Hill Air Force Base in Utah. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew member Master Sgt. Lee Markos assists in refueling the aircraft at Hill Air Force Base in Utah. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/07g.jpg March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew member Staff Sgt. Danny Chehaiber sits in the cargo bay while flying rom Riverside, Calif., to McChord Air Force Base in Wash. to pick up humanitarian aid for Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew member Staff Sgt. Danny Chehaiber sits in the cargo bay while flying rom Riverside, Calif., to McChord Air Force Base in Wash. to pick up humanitarian aid for Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/08h.jpg March Air Reserve Base C-17 pilot Commander Major Averie Payton watches for other aircraft while preparing to land at Port-Au-Price International Airport in Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base C-17 pilot Commander Major Averie Payton watches for other aircraft while preparing to land at Port-Au-Price International Airport in Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/09i.jpg March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft has its cargo unloaded by United State Air Force ground crews stationed at Port-Au-Prince International Airport in Haiti. The ground crews are using a K-loader to remove the military materials from the back of the C-17. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft has its cargo unloaded by United State Air Force ground crews stationed at Port-Au-Prince International Airport in Haiti. The ground crews are using a K-loader to remove the military materials from the back of the C-17. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/11k.jpg A United Nations guard from Brazil protects the side entrance to the Port-Au-Prince International Airport where humanitarian aid is transported out to help the people of Haiti. A group of men wait for humanitarian suppilies to bring back to their families. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) A United Nations guard from Brazil protects the side entrance to the Port-Au-Prince International Airport where humanitarian aid is transported out to help the people of Haiti. A group of men wait for humanitarian suppilies to bring back to their families. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/12l.jpg Haitian men gather around a man distributing identification cards needed to get work assisting in the humanitarian aid effort at Port-Au-Prince International Airport in Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Haitian men gather around a man distributing identification cards needed to get work assisting in the humanitarian aid effort at Port-Au-Prince International Airport in Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/13m.jpg A Haitian man sits near the entrance to Port- Au-Prince International Airport hoping to get work transporting or distributing aid supplies. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) A Haitian man sits near the entrance to Port- Au-Prince International Airport hoping to get work transporting or distributing aid supplies. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/HAITImz087a.jpg Evacuees heading to the United States line up on the tarmac to board the C-17 in Haiti. Base crew then helped evacuate orphans meeting their new families in the U.S. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Evacuees heading to the United States line up on the tarmac to board the C-17 in Haiti. Base crew then helped evacuate orphans meeting their new families in the U.S. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/10j.jpg March Air Reserve Base C-17 Master Sgt. Lee Markos, left, and Commander Major Averie Payton put together more seating in the cargo bay of the plane to accommodate seating for 52 children from a orphanage in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. The children are being evacuated to Orlando, Fla., to meet the families who adopting them. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base C-17 Master Sgt. Lee Markos, left, and Commander Major Averie Payton put together more seating in the cargo bay of the plane to accommodate seating for 52 children from a orphanage in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. The children are being evacuated to Orlando, Fla., to meet the families who adopting them. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/HAITImz082a.jpg A Haitian man and two boys watch from outside the Port-Au-Prince International Airport as aircraft land and unload military materials and humanitarian aid in Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) A Haitian man and two boys watch from outside the Port-Au-Prince International Airport as aircraft land and unload military materials and humanitarian aid in Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/15o.jpg A United State Air Force security guard monitors the March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft while the crew boards evacuees at Port-Au-Prince International Airport in Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) A United State Air Force security guard monitors the March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft while the crew boards evacuees at Port-Au-Prince International Airport in Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/17q.jpg Doug Fry, left, and the two daughters he adopted, Jona Tyuste Fry, 12, and Ginette St-Louis Fry, 11, board the March Air Reserve Base C-17 before leaving Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Doug Fry, left, and the two daughters he adopted, Jona Tyuste Fry, 12, and Ginette St-Louis Fry, 11, board the March Air Reserve Base C-17 before leaving Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/18r.jpg March Air Reserve BAse C-17 aircrew member Tech. Sgt. Ryan Benson wheels an evacuee into the cargo bay of the C-17 at Port-Au-Prince International Airport in Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve BAse C-17 aircrew member Tech. Sgt. Ryan Benson wheels an evacuee into the cargo bay of the C-17 at Port-Au-Prince International Airport in Haiti. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/19s.jpg March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew member Tech Sgt. Ryan Benson, right, and Master Sgt. James Madrid, left, assist an evacuee into her seat in the cargo bay. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircrew member Tech Sgt. Ryan Benson, right, and Master Sgt. James Madrid, left, assist an evacuee into her seat in the cargo bay. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/20t.jpg A Haitian boy sits in the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base C-17. He was one of 52 children from an orphanage in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, being evacuated to Orlando, Fla., to meet up with his adopted family. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) A Haitian boy sits in the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base C-17. He was one of 52 children from an orphanage in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, being evacuated to Orlando, Fla., to meet up with his adopted family. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/21u.jpg Scott Air Force Base Lt. Col. Randon Draper carries a Haitian boy into the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base C-17. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Scott Air Force Base Lt. Col. Randon Draper carries a Haitian boy into the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base C-17. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/22v.jpg Scott Air Force Base Lt. Col. Randon Draper puts ear plugs in a Haitian girl in the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base C-17. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Scott Air Force Base Lt. Col. Randon Draper puts ear plugs in a Haitian girl in the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base C-17. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/23w.jpg New Jersey resident Guerlyne Louissaint grieves on the flight to Orlando, Fla., because she could not get her sister and niece, who are homeless, out of Haiti. The streets are dangerous, she says. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) New Jersey resident Guerlyne Louissaint grieves on the flight to Orlando, Fla., because she could not get her sister and niece, who are homeless, out of Haiti. The streets are dangerous, she says. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/HAITImz085a.jpg A man comforts his sick wife while in the cargo bay after being evacuated from Port-Au-Prince Haiti.190 evacuees will be flown to Orlando Sanford International Airport in Fla. to stay with relatives or family members. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) A man comforts his sick wife while in the cargo bay after being evacuated from Port-Au-Prince Haiti.190 evacuees will be flown to Orlando Sanford International Airport in Fla. to stay with relatives or family members. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/25y.jpg Parents and guardians rest with their adopted children in the March Air Reserve Base C-17 cargo bay while being flown to Sanford International Airport in Orlando, Fla. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Parents and guardians rest with their adopted children in the March Air Reserve Base C-17 cargo bay while being flown to Sanford International Airport in Orlando, Fla. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/26z.jpg March Air Reserve Base C-17 Sgt. Danny Chehaiber, standing at right, makes sure everyone is seated as the crew of the C-17 prepares for takeoff from Haiti. A single strap across each row of passengers serves as a safety belt on the flight to Orlando, Fla. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base C-17 Sgt. Danny Chehaiber, standing at right, makes sure everyone is seated as the crew of the C-17 prepares for takeoff from Haiti. A single strap across each row of passengers serves as a safety belt on the flight to Orlando, Fla. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/HAITImz108a.jpg Daphnee Toban hugs her children Olivier Carl, left, and Sebastian Charles in the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft after arriving at Orlando Sanford International Airport in Fla. Daphnee's children were visiting their grandmother in Haiti when the earthquake hit. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Daphnee Toban hugs her children Olivier Carl, left, and Sebastian Charles in the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft after arriving at Orlando Sanford International Airport in Fla. Daphnee's children were visiting their grandmother in Haiti when the earthquake hit. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/28zzz.jpg Jay Loucks carries his adopted son, Watson, off the March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft after arriving at Sanford International Airport in Orlando, Fla. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Jay Loucks carries his adopted son, Watson, off the March Air Reserve Base C-17 aircraft after arriving at Sanford International Airport in Orlando, Fla. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://markzaleskiphotography.com/airborne-lifeline,-afghanistan monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE01.jpg Every week, men and women who serve at March Air Reserve Base in, Calif., board a C-17 Globemaster III cargo jet to fly halfway around the world and airlift wounded and sick military personnel from battlezone bases in Afghanistan. The journey takes them to Bagram Air Base near Kabul, Afghanistan, and then to Ramstein Air Base in Germany, where patients are transferred to a nearby hospital for care. March's medical teams and flight crews, along with the base's C-17s, are a mainstay of the medical evacuation mission that has carried more than 116,000 wounded from Afghanistan. March Air Reserve Base Technician Sargent Alfred Montes Jr. is assisted by other crew members while preparing the C-17 aircraft to transport wounded warriors at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Every week, men and women who serve at March Air Reserve Base in, Calif., board a C-17 Globemaster III cargo jet to fly halfway around the world and airlift wounded and sick military personnel from battlezone bases in Afghanistan. The journey takes them to Bagram Air Base near Kabul, Afghanistan, and then to Ramstein Air Base in Germany, where patients are transferred to a nearby hospital for care. March's medical teams and flight crews, along with the base's C-17s, are a mainstay of the medical evacuation mission that has carried more than 116,000 wounded from Afghanistan. March Air Reserve Base Technician Sargent Alfred Montes Jr. is assisted by other crew members while preparing the C-17 aircraft to transport wounded warriors at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/MEDICALmzb.jpg March Air Reserve Base Tech Sgt. Alfred Montes Jr. assists Medical Technician Cpt. Carrie Williamson from Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado in building a metal structure to securely hold wounded warriors on litters inside the March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) March Air Reserve Base Tech Sgt. Alfred Montes Jr. assists Medical Technician Cpt. Carrie Williamson from Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado in building a metal structure to securely hold wounded warriors on litters inside the March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/MEDICALmzzze.jpg Medical Technician Staff Sgt. Angel Zaragoza of March Air Reserve Base prepares litters for wounded soldiers arriving on a KC -135 at the Bagram Air Force Base hospital in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Medical Technician Staff Sgt. Angel Zaragoza of March Air Reserve Base prepares litters for wounded soldiers arriving on a KC -135 at the Bagram Air Force Base hospital in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/MEDICALmzf.jpg Lt. Col. Lynn Rydberg from Minneapolis Air Reserve Station, left, Medical Technician Ibrahim Farah and Medical Technician Cpt. Carrie Williamson from Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado calculate by writing on their hands how many litters to set up for inside the March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17. The aircraft's cargo bay is transformed into an air hospital, moving wounded warriors from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan to Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany for more medical care. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Lt. Col. Lynn Rydberg from Minneapolis Air Reserve Station, left, Medical Technician Ibrahim Farah and Medical Technician Cpt. Carrie Williamson from Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado calculate by writing on their hands how many litters to set up for inside the March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17. The aircraft's cargo bay is transformed into an air hospital, moving wounded warriors from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan to Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany for more medical care. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/MEDICALmzj.jpg Ground crew members and littler bearers carry wounded warriors into the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Ground crew members and littler bearers carry wounded warriors into the cargo bay of a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE03.jpg Peterson Air Force Base medical technician Carrie Williamson of Colorado shouts instructions about where to place the next wounded warrior inside a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan.The aircraft's cargo area fills with stretchers, wheel chairs and medical equiptment. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Peterson Air Force Base medical technician Carrie Williamson of Colorado shouts instructions about where to place the next wounded warrior inside a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan.The aircraft's cargo area fills with stretchers, wheel chairs and medical equiptment. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE02.jpg Bagram Air Force Base ground crew members carry a wounded warrior from a medical transport bus into cargo bay of the March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. On this trip, 30 wounded warriors will be flown to Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany for more medical care. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Bagram Air Force Base ground crew members carry a wounded warrior from a medical transport bus into cargo bay of the March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. On this trip, 30 wounded warriors will be flown to Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany for more medical care. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE04.jpg Bagram Air Force Base medical technicians help a wounded warrior get onto a stretcher inside a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. The cargo area is transformed into an air hospital for the mission. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Bagram Air Force Base medical technicians help a wounded warrior get onto a stretcher inside a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft at Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. The cargo area is transformed into an air hospital for the mission. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE06.jpg Medical technicians and flight nurses tend to the wounded warriors inside a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft after leaving Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. The 30 wounded warriors will be flown to Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany for more medical care. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Medical technicians and flight nurses tend to the wounded warriors inside a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft after leaving Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. The 30 wounded warriors will be flown to Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany for more medical care. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE05.jpg A flight nurse adjusts pillows to help make Sylvain Ross of the Canadian Military more comfortable for the C-17 flight from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. Ross was trying todismantle an IED while on patrol in Afghanistan when it blew up, injuring his arms and burning his face. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) A flight nurse adjusts pillows to help make Sylvain Ross of the Canadian Military more comfortable for the C-17 flight from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. Ross was trying todismantle an IED while on patrol in Afghanistan when it blew up, injuring his arms and burning his face. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE07.jpg Sylvain Ross of the Canadian military rests his injured arm while sleeping inside a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft after leaving Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Sylvain Ross of the Canadian military rests his injured arm while sleeping inside a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 aircraft after leaving Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE08.jpg Minneapolis Air Reserve Station medical technician Winter Shaler takes time to talk during the flight with military personnel who were injured in Afghanistanand are being flown to Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany for more medical care. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Minneapolis Air Reserve Station medical technician Winter Shaler takes time to talk during the flight with military personnel who were injured in Afghanistanand are being flown to Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany for more medical care. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE10.jpg Ramstein Air Force Base flight nurse Cpt. Joanna Moore changes a bandage on a wound of United States Army specialist April Grassman from Bloomington, Del., on a C-17 flight from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. Grassman was being flown with other wounded warriors to Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany for more medical care. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Ramstein Air Force Base flight nurse Cpt. Joanna Moore changes a bandage on a wound of United States Army specialist April Grassman from Bloomington, Del., on a C-17 flight from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. Grassman was being flown with other wounded warriors to Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany for more medical care. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE11.jpg Peterson Air Force Base medical technician Cpt. Carrie Williamson keeps a watchful eye on the wounded while they sleep on a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 air craftafter leaving Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Peterson Air Force Base medical technician Cpt. Carrie Williamson keeps a watchful eye on the wounded while they sleep on a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 air craftafter leaving Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/MEDICALmzzr.jpg The wounded are unloaded from a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 after arriving at Ramstein Air Force Base. They will be transported to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany for further treatment. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) The wounded are unloaded from a March Air Reserve Base Globemaster C-17 after arriving at Ramstein Air Force Base. They will be transported to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany for further treatment. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/MEDICALmzzt.jpg A Ramstein Air Force Base air evacuation medical team unload wounded warriors from a KC-135 using a high deck patient loading platform. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) A Ramstein Air Force Base air evacuation medical team unload wounded warriors from a KC-135 using a high deck patient loading platform. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/MEDICALmzzz.jpg Ramstein Air Force Base air evacuation medical team unloads a wounded warrior from a KC-135 into an ambulance bus after flying from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. Ramstein Air Force Base Staff Sgt. Pablo Sandoval of Menifee, Calif., top left, waits to assist in loading the wounded warrior into the ambulance bus. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Ramstein Air Force Base air evacuation medical team unloads a wounded warrior from a KC-135 into an ambulance bus after flying from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. Ramstein Air Force Base Staff Sgt. Pablo Sandoval of Menifee, Calif., top left, waits to assist in loading the wounded warrior into the ambulance bus. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE12.jpg Ramstein Air Force Base air evacuation medical team unload wounded warriors from a KC-135 into a ambulance bus after the aircraft arrive from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. The wounded are transported to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany for further treatment. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Ramstein Air Force Base air evacuation medical team unload wounded warriors from a KC-135 into a ambulance bus after the aircraft arrive from Bagram Air Force Base in Afghanistan. The wounded are transported to Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany for further treatment. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/MEDICALmzzzc.jpg Ramstein Air Force Base Senior Airman Julie Cook, left, gives the go ahead to load another wounded warrior as Staff Sgt. Pablo Sandoval of Menifee, Calif., assists in getting the wounded from the aircraft into the ambulance bus. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Ramstein Air Force Base Senior Airman Julie Cook, left, gives the go ahead to load another wounded warrior as Staff Sgt. Pablo Sandoval of Menifee, Calif., assists in getting the wounded from the aircraft into the ambulance bus. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/AIRBORNE-LIFELINE14.jpg Senior Airman medical technician Paul Bravo, left, of March Air Reserve Base, uses a litter to move wounded into the Bagram Air Force Base hospital in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Senior Airman medical technician Paul Bravo, left, of March Air Reserve Base, uses a litter to move wounded into the Bagram Air Force Base hospital in Afghanistan. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://markzaleskiphotography.com/singles monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/paralymics monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-Paralympics-Games-1.jpg First place in the World Press Photo Foundation contest's sports story category in 1996. James Hall, a table tennis player for the United States team, waves to 65,000 cheering fans at Olympic Stadium in Atlanta, Ga., as the team is introduced during the opening ceremonies of the 1996 Paralympic Games. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) First place in the World Press Photo Foundation contest's sports story category in 1996. James Hall, a table tennis player for the United States team, waves to 65,000 cheering fans at Olympic Stadium in Atlanta, Ga., as the team is introduced during the opening ceremonies of the 1996 Paralympic Games. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-paralympics-Games-6.jpg Javier Torres, of Spain, glides threw the water on his way to a world record in the 150m individual medley for male amputees. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) Javier Torres, of Spain, glides threw the water on his way to a world record in the 150m individual medley for male amputees. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-Paralympics-Games-5.jpg Maaike Smit of the Netherlands celebrates her gold medal victory against fellow country woman Minigue Kalkman in the women's tennis singles match at Stone Mountain Tennis Center. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) Maaike Smit of the Netherlands celebrates her gold medal victory against fellow country woman Minigue Kalkman in the women's tennis singles match at Stone Mountain Tennis Center. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-Paralympics-Games-10.jpg Gaston Tra Bi Yaly, of Côte d'Ivoire, competes in the 100m event for the blind with the help of a running guide. Yaly is joined to his guide using a rope attached around their hands. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) Gaston Tra Bi Yaly, of Côte d'Ivoire, competes in the 100m event for the blind with the help of a running guide. Yaly is joined to his guide using a rope attached around their hands. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-Paralympics-Games-2.jpg Carlo Denerink of the Netherlands, center, celebrates with Rene Glimmerueen, right, after the Netherlands soccer team clinched the gold medal with a victory over Russia. The Russian team, left, console each other. (The San Bernardino Sun / Mark Zaleski) Carlo Denerink of the Netherlands, center, celebrates with Rene Glimmerueen, right, after the Netherlands soccer team clinched the gold medal with a victory over Russia. The Russian team, left, console each other. (The San Bernardino Sun / Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-Paralympics-Games-7.jpg Geir Suerrisson, of Iceland, falls at the finish line of the men's 400m race. Suerrisson finished the race in fifth place. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) Geir Suerrisson, of Iceland, falls at the finish line of the men's 400m race. Suerrisson finished the race in fifth place. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-Paralympics-Games-3.jpg Adeoye Ajibola of Nigeria reacts after pulling his hamstring muscle in the 100 meter amputee classification race. Ajibola won the gold and a new Paralympic world record in the 100 meter event with the time of 11.13 seconds. (The San Bernardino Sun / Mark Zaleski) Adeoye Ajibola of Nigeria reacts after pulling his hamstring muscle in the 100 meter amputee classification race. Ajibola won the gold and a new Paralympic world record in the 100 meter event with the time of 11.13 seconds. (The San Bernardino Sun / Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-Paralympics-Games-8.jpg High jumper Bin Hou, of China, established a new world record for amputees of 1.92m in the men's high jump. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) High jumper Bin Hou, of China, established a new world record for amputees of 1.92m in the men's high jump. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-Paralympics-Games-9.jpg United States women's basketball player Tianna Tozer, right, was lifted by her coach onto the lap of teammate Ronda Jarvis to celebrate their bronze medal victory over Australia in the wheelchair basketball medal round. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) United States women's basketball player Tianna Tozer, right, was lifted by her coach onto the lap of teammate Ronda Jarvis to celebrate their bronze medal victory over Australia in the wheelchair basketball medal round. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-Paralympics-Games-11.jpg Matthew Juniper, of the United Kingdom, soars through the air to a personal best in the men's long jump event. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) Matthew Juniper, of the United Kingdom, soars through the air to a personal best in the men's long jump event. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-Paralympics-Games-12.jpg Germany's Roberto Simonazzi, left, is lifted by fellow teammate Horst Beyer after Simonazzi won the gold medal in the men's amputee shot put. His teammate Horst Beyer took the silver medal, giving Germany its first medals in the shot put competition. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) Germany's Roberto Simonazzi, left, is lifted by fellow teammate Horst Beyer after Simonazzi won the gold medal in the men's amputee shot put. His teammate Horst Beyer took the silver medal, giving Germany its first medals in the shot put competition. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/1996-Paralympics-Games-4.jpg Anthony Volpentest of the United States with one of his three gold medals. The ParalympicGames, with 3,500 disabled athletes from more than 100 countries competing in 17 sports, is the world's second largest sporting event. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) Anthony Volpentest of the United States with one of his three gold medals. The ParalympicGames, with 3,500 disabled athletes from more than 100 countries competing in 17 sports, is the world's second largest sporting event. (The San Bernardino Sun/ Mark Zaleski) https://markzaleskiphotography.com/tennessee-titans monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/nashville-predators monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/plymouth-tower,-the-final-month monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/world-press-nature monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/tsunami-aftermath--sendai--japan monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/southern-california-wildfires monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/white-party-portraits monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/destination-kelso monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/doing-time-with-mom monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/saying-goodbye-to-lucas monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/Saying-Goodbye-To-Lucas02.jpg Candace Ransom shares a moment with her friend Linda Kirschner while writing the number 9 on a set of balloons in memory of her son Lucas Ransom before a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside, Calif. pier. The number 9 was Lucas's water polo number at Perris High School in Riverside County. The UC Santa Barbara student was killed after being bitten by a shark while surfing with friends off the coast of Santa Barbara. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Candace Ransom shares a moment with her friend Linda Kirschner while writing the number 9 on a set of balloons in memory of her son Lucas Ransom before a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside, Calif. pier. The number 9 was Lucas's water polo number at Perris High School in Riverside County. The UC Santa Barbara student was killed after being bitten by a shark while surfing with friends off the coast of Santa Barbara. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/Saying-Goodbye-To-Lucas04.jpg Family and friends release balloons with messages written on them in memory of Lucas Ransom during a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Family and friends release balloons with messages written on them in memory of Lucas Ransom during a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/Saying-Goodbye-To-Lucas03.jpg Friends of Lucas Ransom hold flowers while waiting for the start of the paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Friends of Lucas Ransom hold flowers while waiting for the start of the paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/Saying-Goodbye-To-Lucas01.jpg Family and friends signed a boogie board in memory of Lucas during a paddle-out memorial near the pier in Oceanside, Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Family and friends signed a boogie board in memory of Lucas during a paddle-out memorial near the pier in Oceanside, Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/Saying-Goodbye-To-Lucas05.jpg Body boarders and surfers run into the Pacific Ocean in memory of Lucas Ransom during a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Body boarders and surfers run into the Pacific Ocean in memory of Lucas Ransom during a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/Saying-Goodbye-To-Lucas07.jpg Family and friends gather around Travis Ransom, center, in the Pacific Ocean during a moment of silence in memory of his brother, Lucas Ransom, during a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Family and friends gather around Travis Ransom, center, in the Pacific Ocean during a moment of silence in memory of his brother, Lucas Ransom, during a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/Saying-Goodbye-To-Lucas08.jpg Family and friends gather near Travis Ransom, bottom, in the Pacific Ocean as they shout out Travis's brother name Lucas during a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Family and friends gather near Travis Ransom, bottom, in the Pacific Ocean as they shout out Travis's brother name Lucas during a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/Saying-Goodbye-To-Lucas09.jpg Travis Ransom rides the first wave onto shore on his body board in memory of his brother, Lucas Ransom, during a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Travis Ransom rides the first wave onto shore on his body board in memory of his brother, Lucas Ransom, during a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/Saying-Goodbye-To-Lucas10a.jpg Lucas Ransom brother, Travis, spends a moment alone before releasing a balloon in memory of his brother after the paddle-out memorial. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Lucas Ransom brother, Travis, spends a moment alone before releasing a balloon in memory of his brother after the paddle-out memorial. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/Saying-Goodbye-To-Lucas11.jpg Robert Garcia waits for his friends on the beach after riding the waves in memory of Lucas Ransom at the end of a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Robert Garcia waits for his friends on the beach after riding the waves in memory of Lucas Ransom at the end of a paddle-out memorial near the Oceanside Pier. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://markzaleskiphotography.com/the-moving-wall-memorial monthly 0.8 https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzy1.jpg The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall is a half-size replica of the memorial located in Washington, D.C., and travels the country honoring the dead and missing Americans from the Vietnam War (1959-1975). Volunteers carry several panels to put in place during construction of The Moving Wall in Redlands, Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall is a half-size replica of the memorial located in Washington, D.C., and travels the country honoring the dead and missing Americans from the Vietnam War (1959-1975). Volunteers carry several panels to put in place during construction of The Moving Wall in Redlands, Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzaa2.jpg Marcos Ramirez, 67, of Loma Linda, Calif., holds up two panels of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall during its construction for a temporary exhibit in Redlands, Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Marcos Ramirez, 67, of Loma Linda, Calif., holds up two panels of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall during its construction for a temporary exhibit in Redlands, Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmznn3.jpg Veterans from the Loma Linda Veterans Hospital embrace while they say a prayer after visiting the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall at Sylvan Park in Redlands, Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Veterans from the Loma Linda Veterans Hospital embrace while they say a prayer after visiting the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall at Sylvan Park in Redlands, Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmznnn4.jpg Brittany Kohler, 20, left, and friend, Nolan Bayen, 21, comfort Kohler's grandmother Ruby Hunter, 75, of Redlands, as she cries while visiting The Moving Wall at Sylvan Park in Redlands., Calif. Hunter's brother, United States Army Green Beret Richard Smith, served three tours of duty and was killed in Vietnam. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Brittany Kohler, 20, left, and friend, Nolan Bayen, 21, comfort Kohler's grandmother Ruby Hunter, 75, of Redlands, as she cries while visiting The Moving Wall at Sylvan Park in Redlands., Calif. Hunter's brother, United States Army Green Beret Richard Smith, served three tours of duty and was killed in Vietnam. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzccc5.jpg Lisa Soria, 46, of Redlands, Calif., sits at the apex of the The Moving Wall while looking at the names of the fallen. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Lisa Soria, 46, of Redlands, Calif., sits at the apex of the The Moving Wall while looking at the names of the fallen. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzvvv6.jpg Karleigh Larsen, 2, kisses the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall in Redlands, Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Karleigh Larsen, 2, kisses the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall in Redlands, Calif. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzcccc7.jpg Students from Sacred Heart Academy in Redlands, Calif., walk by the The Moving Wall looking at the names of the fallen soldiers during a class outing. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Students from Sacred Heart Academy in Redlands, Calif., walk by the The Moving Wall looking at the names of the fallen soldiers during a class outing. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzi8.jpg Riverside resident Steve Mackey, 57, president of the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 47 of the Inland Empire, admires the names on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall at Sylvan Park in Redlands, Calif., at dust Mackey of the United States Army served in Vietnam in 1970. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Riverside resident Steve Mackey, 57, president of the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 47 of the Inland Empire, admires the names on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall at Sylvan Park in Redlands, Calif., at dust Mackey of the United States Army served in Vietnam in 1970. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzl9.jpg Robin Harp, 52, of Perris, Calif., kisses and comforts her husband United States Air Force Vietnam veteranBrent Harp as he broke down crying after seeing the name of his friend Jerald Coyle on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall at Sylvan Park in Redlands. Harp served two tours in Vietnam and was involved in the evacuation of Siagon. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Robin Harp, 52, of Perris, Calif., kisses and comforts her husband United States Air Force Vietnam veteranBrent Harp as he broke down crying after seeing the name of his friend Jerald Coyle on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall at Sylvan Park in Redlands. Harp served two tours in Vietnam and was involved in the evacuation of Siagon. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzq10.jpg Kathy Viveros of the San Bernardino Lighthouse for the Blind guides the hand of Dario Estrada, 58, of Fontana, Calif., across the names on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall in Redlands. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Kathy Viveros of the San Bernardino Lighthouse for the Blind guides the hand of Dario Estrada, 58, of Fontana, Calif., across the names on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall in Redlands. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzoo11.jpg Bryan Brewer, 57, of Calimesa, Calif., starts to cry after finding the name of his sergeant, George Burrell, on The Moving Wall. Brewer retired from the United States Marine Corps and served two tours of duty in Vietnam from 1968-1969 and from 1970-1971. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Bryan Brewer, 57, of Calimesa, Calif., starts to cry after finding the name of his sergeant, George Burrell, on The Moving Wall. Brewer retired from the United States Marine Corps and served two tours of duty in Vietnam from 1968-1969 and from 1970-1971. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzttt12.jpg Ken Koperski, 60, of Colton, Calif., salutes the name of his high school friend, Norman D'Agostino, who was killed in Vietnam. Koperski retired from the United States Air Force and served in Vietnam from 1966-1970. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Ken Koperski, 60, of Colton, Calif., salutes the name of his high school friend, Norman D'Agostino, who was killed in Vietnam. Koperski retired from the United States Air Force and served in Vietnam from 1966-1970. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmze13.jpg John Rowles of American Legion Post 650 in Redlands, Calif., plays Taps on a hill overlooking the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall at Sylvan Park. Taps will be played each evening at 9:30 p.m. while the Moving Wall is in Redlands. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) John Rowles of American Legion Post 650 in Redlands, Calif., plays Taps on a hill overlooking the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall at Sylvan Park. Taps will be played each evening at 9:30 p.m. while the Moving Wall is in Redlands. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzf14.jpg Amalia Velez, 39, left, and her son Anthony, 14, of Redlands, Calif., look at the name of his grandfather, William Martinez of the United States Navy, on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) Amalia Velez, 39, left, and her son Anthony, 14, of Redlands, Calif., look at the name of his grandfather, William Martinez of the United States Navy, on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Moving Wall. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://cdn.neonsky.app/54085a40b34a3/images/WALLmzyy15.jpg The Moving Wall has more than 58,243 names on its panels. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) The Moving Wall has more than 58,243 names on its panels. (The Press-Enterprise/ Mark Zaleski) https://markzaleskiphotography.com/portraits monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/news monthly 0.8 https://markzaleskiphotography.com/music monthly 0.8