WHO ARE WE?
Our members are Australian and US military history specialists who have been researching and exploring the Second Indochina war in Vietnam for three decades. Over that time we've studied the historical circumstances in which the war arose, researched and explored detailed military operations of the war itself, and helped bring veterans, their family and friends new perspective on events of personal significance during a war and ultimately altered the trajectory their lives.
We have mapped and explored copious former military bases, operational areas and battlefields in high spatial and temporal resolution. In the process we've developed ties with the both the veteran community and strong personal connections with the community in Vietnam. We proudly provide research assistance and educational services for anyone interested in the war history, including creation of detailed reports on veterans and military unit's operational service in Vietnam.
EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES
We are able to connect veterans and family members with local providers that offer insights into the history, but also a strong connection with the people, culture and future of modern Vietnam. We understand the needs and expectations of the veteran community who want to reconnect with well researched places of personal significance.
We have local friends across the country who thoroughly enjoy sharing personal stories and recollections of wartime life as well as the local customs, traditions and cuisine.
We take immense pride in our personal approach to both historic research and planning educational experiences, offering deep insights into individual operational deployments and sharing with our guests to the sites of deep personal significance near and far.
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Australian veteran Henry Drazek shares his thoughts and feelings with us on his first return visit to Vietnam in 55 years at the sight of 3RAR defensive position Balmoral in AO Surfers