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REASONS TO RETURN TO VIETNAM
“Failure is a hard word—but no matter how you analyze the Vietnam War, that's exactly what it was on a national scale. From its covert beginnings, through the bloodiest and darkest days, to its bitter end, this ten-year chapter in American history made little sense—politically, militarily, or economically.”
— Timothy DAVIS, Founder












“Walking the same battlefield where so many fought and fell—despite the erasure of history—brings a profound sense of inner peace. It reawakens the brotherhood forged in combat and offers an indescribable satisfaction that comes only from returning to this sacred ground more than half a century later.”
— Jim LAWRENCE, IaDrang Valley (1965)






Upcoming Programs
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I-Corps
Please click the link to view the upcoming I-Corps programs. Our focus is currently on the early stages of the Vietnam War.
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II-Corps
Please click the link to view the upcoming II-Corps programs. Our focus is currently on the early stages of the Vietnam War.
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III-Corps
Please click the link to view the upcoming III-Corps programs. Our focus is currently on the early stages of the Vietnam War.
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IV-Corps
Please click the link to view the upcoming IV-Corps programs. Our focus is currently on the early stages of the Vietnam War.
“My journey back to Vietnam marked the most profound phase of healing since the war. Walking the battlefields alongside both former allies and once-enemy soldiers proved deeply cathartic—offering reconciliation, reflection, and a measure of peace long overdue.”
— Sgt. Michael STOKEY (1967)
Past Programs
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I-Corps
Please follow the provided link to review the photographs of the most recent group of veterans who served in Vietnam.
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II-Corps
Please follow the provided link to review the photographs of the most recent group of veterans who served in Vietnam.
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III-Corps
Please follow the provided link to review the photographs of the most recent group of veterans who served in Vietnam.
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IV-Corps
Please follow the provided link to review the photographs of the most recent group of veterans who served in Vietnam.
“My return to Vietnam was as life-changing as my 1968 tour. It gave me a sense of reconciliation that had eluded me for decades—especially after visiting a Vietnamese cemetery and realizing they, too, were fulfilling their duty and fighting for their country, just as I was for mine.”
— (Col) Rick SAINT-JOHN (1968)
