Guestbook

Thanks for the "Welcome Home" to all of the Vietnam Vets. It certainly has been along time coming. It's a shame that it took another war to happen to recognize all the Vets that got spit on when they came home in the 60's and early 70's. I was/am a very proud American and after last Friday's event, it makes me walk just a little bit taller and a little bit "prouder!" of the greatest country in the world. Thanks again.

I can't wait to welcome and honor all of the veterans for without them we couldn't be doing this. Married 24 yrs. to a Navy man who did 3 tours in Vietnam. We went to Ft. Knox last year and it changed our lives! I have a whole new perspective of what my husband endured, as did all of you veterans...thank you.

I T is great to finnaly be recongnized and honoured as Vietnam vet or era vet.Ive felt'in limbo or years untill I saw us being welcomed home.Now i can finnaly oficialy, come Home

169th Combat Eng

Having served in Vietnam in 1965 F-2/9 3rd Battalion Marines. I appreciate all the work that your team is making to make this home coming so special to all us Vet's and family. "All gave some and some gave all". Thanks and Semper Fi

THANK YOU to all of Our Veterans. My oldest brother was KIA 7 March 68. at Hoi An. Special Thank You to all of my FRIENDS at VVA Post 97. I cannot wait for OWH and Veterans Day.

Due to financial problems I wont be able to attend but I'd like to say "WELCOME HOME" to all of my fellow brothers + sisters. I attended the 1st Vietnam Vets homecoming in Bransom, Mo http://www.operationhomecoming.50megs.com God Bless' John 3rd Marines Nam 67'

I really feel like this is tooo little too late. My late husband has been gone 11 years as have many others that served their country in that war.