A federal anti-discrimination law protecting Viet War vets was passed in the mid 70's.
Funny. in the mid 70's these guys were spat on, hated by the people of the united states. Turned to the streets, still lots of Vietnam Vets are homeless. Very sad, they were doing what they were ORDERED to do, and in turn, got spat on when they got home. No welcome home comings. mostly. They JUST recently, added Agent Orange to the list of of a small list of things the Vietnam Vets are disabled for. What I don't understand is the difference between any war. They are all wars. However (no disrespect) 9/11, for some reason are treated differently than WW1 WWII Vietnam, etc. I don't understand this logic.
Over 58,000 US servicemen died in Vietnam.
Over 58,000 US Servicemen were killed in the Vietnam War.
Yes, there a number of Vietnam veterans that are still alive today. There also associations that support these veterans.
There is no fee required to enter the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
They built a monument in Washington DC.
US Vietnam Veterans, as well as all US veterans have access to VA medical facilities, counselling, and receive educational benefits for trade schools and colleges, home loans.
US Veterans Affairs.
See: Vietnam Veterans Memorials
A list of deceased Vietnam War veterans in the US can be found on the Vietnam Veteran's memorial. You can also find this type of list by contacting the VA in your area.
Over 58,000 US servicemen died in Vietnam.
The Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) has a motto: They'll never turn their back upon a veteran (as the VFW/American Legion/and the rest of the country did to them).
Vietnam is a communist country. US forces are not allowed there. However, US veterans visit Vietnam as tourists every year.
The US Department of Veteran's Affairs represents all veterans of all services, war or peace
What are you talking about? Vietnam veterans always had rights.
Vietnam veterans
Vietnam Veterans of America was created in 1978.
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