Louis Nelson used sandblasting to depict these people in an artwork surrounded by a group of 19 stainless steel sculptures titled The Column. James E. Connell III was the model for a depiction of one of these people in a sculpture that was deliberately placed across a “sea of sacrifice.” In response to controversy over a 21-year-old student winning a 1981 contest, (10[1])Frederick (10[1])Hart created a (10[1])bronze sculpture of three of these people (10[2])that included the first (10[1])depiction of an African American on the National Mall. Two large black granite slabs (10[2])arranged in a V-shape (10[1])make up a monument dedicated to these people by Maya (10[1])Lin. For 10 points, (10[1])name these people whose names (10[1])are etched onto the walls of the Vietnam Memorial. ■END■