The Wall is one of the most unique memorials in our nation's capitol. It allows visitors to face loss and helped change the way a nation mourned. The names are inscribed by date of casualty, showing the war as a series of individual human sacrifices. Learn about its design: bit.ly/2H5p3xQ #WorldArchitectureDay | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund

When people visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., they can see the 58,279 names on The Wall, The Three Servicemen statue, the Vietnam Women's Memorial, the In Memory plaque, and a flagpole that flies both the U.S. and the POW-MIA flag. While the memorial and names provide an obvious visual reminder, Army Veteran Jan Scruggs wants people to know the story behind the memorial. It involves a poncho, a promise, PTSD, an Academy Award-winning movie and a focus on warriors instead o

The Wall began a process of healing after it was dedicated on Nov. 13, 1982. It holds the names of more than 58,000 service members who died and remain missing. Help us preserve the legacies of those who served and educate future generations. Tell us why Vietnam still matters→http://bit.ly/2yMIB4v | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund

Even after 50 years, the Vietnam War echoes through every chamber of American society and culture. The nonprofit that built the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, “The Wall,” in Washington, D.C. brings you stories of service, sacrifice, and healing from people who still feel the war’s impact. Because it’s only history if we stop talking about it... | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund

Today is National Vietnam War Veterans Day, and we are honoring these brave veterans by sharing a virtual tour of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial filmed in 2019. Every American can remember the service and sacrifice of these service members, today and every day. | USO