“No Event in AMERICAN HISTORY is More MISUNDERSTOOD than the War in Vietnam. It was MISREPORTED then, and it is MISREMEMBERED Now.”

WHAT WE DO

To accelerate the recovery and rehabilitation of combat veterans through battlefield repatriation initiatives in Vietnam.

The power of closure, return to Vietnam.

“This is more than a journey—it’s a mission of healing and hope. A mission to confront the past, release decades of burden, and open a new chapter of peace and renewal for those who have carried the weight of a generation.”

— William REYNOLDS, (1967)

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A group of seven men wearing casual outdoor clothing and hats pose in a hilly, green forested area. There is a mountain visible in the background.
Group of elderly men standing in a forest, wearing caps and casual clothing, surrounded by trees.
A group of men in casual clothing and hats are walking outdoors. The man in front holds a white cross and the man next to him carries a folded American flag. They are walking on a grassy path surrounded by greenery.
Two smiling men standing outdoors, one wearing a green shirt and black cap with the word 'Foxtrot' and the other in a green uniform with a matching cap, in a park setting.
A group of adult men and children posing outdoors on a dirt field with mountains in the background.
Group of men, including an elderly man in blue shirt shaking hands with a smiling man in a black cap, standing outside with greenery in the background.
Group of people standing in front of memorial plaques, some wearing military hats, in a commemorative setting with banners in Vietnamese.
Group of men posing in front of an old stone structure with 'Camp Reasoner' written on it, set outdoors with trees, rocks, and a distant cityscape in the background. The men are casually dressed, some wearing hats and sunglasses.
101st Airborne veterans return to Vietnam.
Two elderly men posing together outdoors, one wearing a U.S. Marines hat and blue jacket, the other in a green uniform with a name tag, surrounded by people on a street with trees and lights in the background.
Vietnam Veterans return to Vietnam for healing.
Special Forces veterans return to Vietnam with Return to Vietnam Inc.
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9th infantry veterans return to Vietnam with the Return to Vietnam Inc.
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Brown Water veterans return to Vietnam with Return to Vietnam Inc.

“Every detail is thoughtfully cared for—from airfare and lodging to meals and expertly crafted programming—creating a first-class experience that honors their sacrifice, celebrates their resilience, and fosters deep emotional restoration.”

— Jeffery GREEN, (1968)

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Air Cav veterans return to Vietnam.
Elderly man in army jacket and cap stands outdoors with lush greenery in the background.
Man wearing a black polo and cap, standing with crossed arms in front of a rustic hut in a rural setting.
Portrait of an older man in a blue shirt wearing a military cap with '101st Airborne' and 'Vietnam Veteran' text, standing in a forest.
Elderly man wearing a cap and black shirt standing in front of a lush green hill under a cloudy sky.
Man wearing a Vietnam veteran cap and glasses, standing outdoors in a lush green landscape.
An elderly man with short white hair wearing a white polo shirt and a dark watch stands in a doorway, smiling. Behind him, a scooter and two people are visible inside a room with a partially opened door.
A man wearing a hat and t-shirt stands with arms crossed in a misty outdoor landscape with trees in the background.
Elderly man in outdoor attire standing in a grassy field with a forested mountain background.
A man wearing a "Combat Infantryman" cap and a "Combat Veteran Vietnam" shirt standing outdoors with a forested background.
Man standing in a field with lush greenery and trees, wearing a plaid shirt and a cap, under a partly cloudy sky.
A man wearing a black cap with "1st Infantry Division" embroidered on it and a shirt with "Military Order Purple Heart, Combat Wounded" emblem, standing outdoors with greenery in the background.

“For combat-wounded veterans, revisiting Vietnam offers a powerful path to healing—addressing emotional and psychological wounds the VA alone cannot mend. It’s a personal journey toward resolution and inner peace.”

— James HACKETT, (1968)