Mission Accomplished ... For Now
The Wall’s been built, so what was 
the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 
to do with itself once it achieved 
its original goal? Plenty — and that’s 
just fine with its donors.
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According to Arbogast, Scruggs liquidated some land he had received as an inheritance and started VVMF with a whopping $2,800 — enough to hire a lawyer to incorporate the organization and hold a press conference, which took place on Memorial Day, 1979, to announce plans to raise $1 million to build a memorial.
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