Learn about the history, the symbolism, and the power of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. Narrated by National Park Service and Vietnam Veterans Memorial Volunteer Allen McCabe.

While The Wall sits on federal land managed by the National Park Service, VVMF has a partnership with NPS in which VVMF covers the majority of the expenses in caring for the site. Learn about the services we provide.

Since the Vietnam War ended, thousands of Vietnam veterans have suffered due to Agent Orange exposure, PTSD and other illnesses related to their service. The In Memory program honors those who returned home from Vietnam and later died.

Nearly three million Americans served in Vietnam and more than 58,000 have their names inscribed on The Wall. Join actor and humanitarian Gary Sinise in ensuring their legacies are never forgotten.

Actress Ann-Margret went to Vietnam to entertain the troops in 1966 and 1968. Looking back on her important and meaningful efforts, she reminds us all why we should remember the Vietnam era and those who served.

Former Secretary of Defense and Vietnam veteran Chuck Hagel asks you to remember the sacrifice of the more than 58,000 service members on The Wall.

Behind each name on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is a life cut short and a family changed forever. Filmmaker Ken Burns is asking you to keep the promise The Wall was built on – never forget.

Sharon Bannister asks what life may have been like if her father had come home from the war. While they didn’t get to do the things she dreams about – he did his duty – and should be remembered.

The Vietnam War is not ancient history to Gold Star daughter Marty Marks. Her family lives with the pain and loss of her father to this day. She reminds us why we should work to preserve the stories of those we’ve lost.