Borne the Battle

National Vietnam War Veterans Day is fast approaching (March 29). Army Veteran MG (ret) James T. Jackson is the director Vietnam Commemoration. Directed by Congress and executed by the DoD, the commemoration’s goal is to reach out and thank those that never got a proper welcome home, our Vietnam Veterans. Listen as MG Jackson lets you know how you can help him execute this important mission.

Show Notes

National Vietnam War Veterans Day is fast approaching (March 29). Army Veteran Major General James T. Jackson (Ret.) is the national director of the Vietnam War Commemoration. Directed by Congress and executed by Department of Defense, the commemoration’s goal is to reach out and thank those–our Vietnam Veterans–that never got a proper welcome home.

Currently, there are over 6.2 million living Vietnam Era Veterans. They deserve a proper thank you for raising their right hand. On this episode of Borne the Battle, Major General James T. Jackson shares the vision and mission behind the efforts of this program and how you can help participate.

Lapel pin
The commemoration seeks to give a lapel pin to each Vietnam Veteran. This small token of appreciation has meant a lot to so many.

Later, Jackson talks about mentors, his time in service, different resources to help Vietnam Veterans, and the stories of healing and reconciliation he has seen as a result.

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