We must continue to honor our
veterans and fallen soldiers who sacrificed
everything to fight for our country in Vietnam.
The Vietnam War is the longest-running war in American history. It claimed over 58,000 American soldiers.
As the years pass, we must continue to honor veterans and fallen soldiers who sacrificed everything for America in Vietnam.
We cannot forget about the 98,000 who were left disabled, the 5,000 who lost limbs, the 800 prisoners of war, or the 2,000 who, to this day, still have not been accounted for.
We must also pay tribute to the soldiers who returned and faced difficulties coming back into society. Many of them were met with disrespect, the American public having blamed them — not the government — for the war. Many sustained severe PTSD. Some described the after-effects of Vietnam to be worse than the war itself.
Sign the pledge declaring your support for all of the Vietnam service members — both the fallen soldiers and living veterans — for their tremendous sacrifice to our country.
http://www.theveteranssite.com/clickToGive/campaign.faces?siteId=10&campaign=VietnamVeterans
Sponsored by: The Veterans Site
