You get to pick. US Military men arrived in 1955 & they left forever in 1975.
Most people know if they did or did not serve in Vietnam, Cambodia or Laos from 1945 to 1975. Everyone who's a Vietnam Vet knows who they are.
Yes some are. My husbands grandfather, who is about to become a great grandfather is a Vietnam vet and we are about to make my father also a Vietnam vet a grandfather.
It means Vietnam vet (veteran).
nothing he was a Vet of WWII.
a vet shop
The only membership rule the Veterans of Vietnam Motorcycle Club has is, you have to be a Vietnam vet. If you are, you can join.
Coming Home.
Yes, a U.S. Army Reservist who served during the Vietnam War is considered a Vietnam Era Veteran. The term "Vietnam Era Veteran" generally encompasses anyone who served on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces during the period defined by the Vietnam War, which includes those who served in the reserves, as long as their service was during the designated timeframe. This designation recognizes their contribution and service during that historical period, regardless of whether they were deployed to Vietnam itself.
No
An ex-serviceman who served in the Vietnam War and is (was) disabled from fighting in the war (crippled/handicapped).
Have a vet talk to them. We know if you were there.
probably around 70. you could find some death dates - Vietnam vets memorial - thewall-usa.com