I wish I knew what you meant by "treated?" If wounded, naturally they may have initially been treated by a fellow Soldier or Marine and/or a Medic or a Navy Corpsman. If the wound/s were serious, hopefully they would be choppered out to a Hospital.
If you mean being "treated" upon arriving home by U.S. citizens , well, that's a different story. In many cases VN Vets were treated very badly in public areas such as airports by anti-war individuals or groups. That also depended a lot of what part of the Country they were in. San Francisco and Berkeley CA would probably be the worst place to be if you wore any type of a U.S. Military uniform.
If you mean "treated" for wounds upon arriving back to the U.S. then they would have been treated medically at a VA Hospital.
VFW-Veterans of Foreign Wars, founded by Spanish-American War of 1898 veterans in 1899. American Legion-founded by WWI veterans in 1919. AMVETS-American Veterans, founded by WWII veterans in 1944. VVA-Vietnam Veterans of America, founded by Vietnam War veterans in 1978.
Oregon Vietnam Veterans Memorial was created in 1987.
Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation was created in 1980.
The website, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall gives that information.
the Vietnam war veterans welcom home parade was in 1987.
The Black Vietnam War Veterans was treated like dogs. Most of them could not get a job and end up in prison with life sentence.
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An estimate of the total suicide deaths of veterans of the Vietnam War is about 9,000. Studies show that in the first five years after returning from the war, veterans were 1.7 times more likely to commit suicide than non-Vietnam veterans.
They built a monument in Washington DC.
What are you talking about? Vietnam veterans always had rights.
Vietnam veterans
They built their own Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall.
how many vietnam veterans in nc
Vietnam Veterans of America was created in 1978.
VFW-Veterans of Foreign Wars, founded by Spanish-American War of 1898 veterans in 1899. American Legion-founded by WWI veterans in 1919. AMVETS-American Veterans, founded by WWII veterans in 1944. VVA-Vietnam Veterans of America, founded by Vietnam War veterans in 1978.
march to welcome home Vietnam veterans
There is no fee required to enter the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.