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Vietnam War Service MagazinesDigital ArchivesWar is chaos, and the Vietnam War in particular was a highly mobilized conflict with officers and enlisted personnel constantly rotating in and out of base camps throughout the country. For most service members in country, the only documentation of their time at war existed in service magazines—some produced at the division level, and others by individual units. The war correspondents that wrote these stories lived in the war zones alongside the American fighting man, and captured first hand accounts of their service, duty, and sacrifice. These authentic historic snapshots make service magazines a unique and candid record of the U.S. military in Vietnam, and we are working on gathering as many of them as possible into a single, easily accessible archive where veterans, scholars, and American citizens can learn more about the service and sacrifices of Vietnam veterans. |
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Give Thanks to a Vietnam VeteranModern America gives a very different welcome home to returning troops than the hostile reception that met Vietnam veterans upon their own homecoming five decades ago. Today, Americans are always looking for ways to show gratitude, appreciation and respect to all who serve. In that grateful spirit, we offer you the opportunity to write a long-overdue note of thanks to any and all Vietnam veterans on the digital “Wall of Gratitude.” Click here to thank a Vietnam veteran today! |
