
Veterans Day, 11 November 2009.
The Vietnam Veterans Home Page (VVHP) celebrates its 15th anniversary today. Many thanks to all the contributors and to the VVHP "Platoon" members that have worked with it over the years. Thanks also to Federal Express Corporation for providing us with an internet connection when we were first getting started and to the Southwest Research Institute for technical and hosting support over these many years.
The VVHP has been been moved to a new server. This should provide faster access and updates, as well as new features. We'll be keeping the somewhat "dated" look and feel of the site. Please notify bill mcbride at the email address below if you experience any problems accessing the sections on this site or if you have feedback you'd like to pass along.
Use this automatic mailing form or send email to Bill McBride at:"billm@grunt.appliedphysics.swri.edu"
Tributes To Vietnam Veterans by their families and friends
How This Home Page Started
A Visit to Vietnam
Remembrance
Veterans Organizations and Support Groups
The Post Exchange
The motivation in creating and publishing this WWW Page is to provide a dynamic, multimedia-based "chronology" of the Vietnam Warand its aftermath as seen through the eyes of Veterans, their families, and their friends.
Within this context, the term "Veteran" refers not only to the war fighters of either side but also to the men and women who served the war effort in Vietnam in myriad other capacities.
The contributions to this Home Page span the period beginning with the early war years and continue through present-day Vietnam. The building of this Page is an ongoing, distributed, collaborative enterprise supported by Vietnam War Veterans and Friends of Veterans around the World.
This Home Page is dedicated to the memory of Vietnam Veteran Lewis Burwell Puller Jr. Lew was the "pointman" for this patrol and guided us safely to the Line of Departure.
"We'll take over from here, Lew. Your spirit, dedication, and vision will inspire all of us to carry on in your footsteps.
"Semper Fi, old warrior. We'll miss you."