National
Vietnam & Gulf War Veterans Coalition 2020 Pennsylvania
Avenue #961
Washington, DC 20006
<http://www.veterans-coalition.org/> FROM
VIETNAM TO
THE WAR ON TERROR
THE NATIONAL VIETNAM & GULF WAR VETERANS COALITION
through
it's members
and member
organizations, speaks out on behalf of America's
veterans. We are united in brotherhood, dedicated
to the betterment of veterans through the presentation
and enactment of national legislation. We speak
with a single voice throughout the nation for
our veterans, their families, and their communities.
WE ARE VETERANS
WE
ARE VETERANS
We
have been there, from the jungles to the deserts, to
the field hospitals and in V.A. hospitals.
We know, we understand, and we care. Our mission is
to make certain that those we support to elected office
also understand and care about the unique needs of America's
sons and daughters who risk their lives for our freedom.
Sobering Statistics For
The
Vietnam WarRead
Here>>
Persian Gulf Conflict Veterans' Benefit
Program 22 January 2010 by Bobby Broneske
Applications being accepted: Share this information with Desert
Storm and Desert Shield veterans If you know a veteran of Desert
Storm and Desert Shield, we encourage you to share this important
information with them. Read Full Story here>>
Vietnam
Veterans Memorial Foundation Asking
For Vietnam Veterans Photos
Fedex Office is teaming up with the Vietnam Veterans
Memorial Foundation
(VVMF) to help collect pictures of all 58,000 veterans listed
on the VVM
Wall in Washington, DC. Beginning September 16th, 2009 until May
31st,
2010, the Memorial will be asking the public to bring pictures
of veterans of the Vietnam war to their local FedexOffice to be
scanned and uploaded to the Foundation. The images will be used
to create an exhibition of faces that belong to the names on the
wall.
CAPT. SCOTT SPEICHER COMES HOME, BUT STORY IS
NOT OVER
WASHINGTON,
Aug. 2, 2009 – Remains found last month in Iraq’s
Anbar province are those of Navy Capt. Michael Scott Speicher,
who was shot down flying a combat mission in an F/A-18 Hornet
on Jan. 17, 1991, and whose fate until now had been uncertain,
Defense Department officials reported today.
for
Vietnam
Veterans Health
WASHINGTON,
Aug. 2, 2009 – Remains found last month in Iraq’s
Anbar province are those of Navy Capt. Michael Scott Speicher,
who was shot down flying a combat mission in an F/A-18 Hornet
on Jan. 17, 1991, and whose fate until now had been uncertain,
Defense Department officials reported today.
We
gratefully acknowledge the military's efforts to locate
Sgt. Maupin and return him home to his family and to the
nation he proudly served. 
The
National Veterans Guide 
