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

Return to Vietnam

Though the war has ended, its echoes endure. In Vietnam, we come together to honor the fallen, restore dignity to the past, and build bridges of understanding across cultures. Where once there was division, we now cultivate common ground for healing, solidarity, and lasting peace—ensuring that remembrance leads to reconciliation, and reconciliation gives rise to hope.

The power of closure, return to Vietnam.

PATH TO HEALING

For many veterans, returning to Vietnam is a life-changing journey. Walking former battlefields in peace, they confront memories, release burdens, and discover reconciliation. With each step, pain gives way to healing and loss to understanding—opening a path toward peace within themselves and with the past.

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101st Airborne veterans return to Vietnam.
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THE FALLEN

In paying tribute to the fallen of both nations, we restore honor to the past and extend the hand of reconciliation to those once called enemies. Their sacrifices stand as a timeless reminder that peace is the highest victory.

WAR’S LEGACY

Decades after the war, the people of Vietnam continue to bear its scars. In partnership with local communities and global allies, we work to restore safety, dignity, and hope—clearing unexploded ordnance, addressing the lasting effects of Agent Orange, and transforming suffering into pathways of healing, reconciliation, and peace.

BUILDING BRIDGES

Once divided by conflict, former battlefields now stand as sacred ground for unity. Through dialogue, education, and cultural exchange, the legacy of war is transformed into a source of healing and reconciliation—forging enduring friendships that bind nations and generations in peace.

WALK WITH US

“The war has ended, but its lessons endure. Stand with us as we honor the fallen, bring healing to the living, and walk together toward peace. For veterans, descendants, and all who believe in our mission—this journey belongs to you too.”

— Timothy DAVIS, Founder