Welcome To Vietnam Veterans of America

WOULD YOU SEARCH YOUR
MEMORY FOR A WAR CASUALTY?

WOULD YOU LOOK BACK
TO A TIME LONG AGO?

What is the Veterans Initiative?
A humanitarian, veteran-to-veteran effort to help gain more information about American POW/MIAs still unaccounted for by providing information about Vietnam's war casualties to the Vietnamese Veterans Association.

What kind of information is needed?
Letters, diaries, photos, other personal items taken from dead or captured Vietcong or NVA regulars, or topographic or hand-drawn maps of burial sites.

How can I help?
Please complete this form to the best of your ability, and send this and any other information you may have to VVA, c/o Veterans Initiative. Please provide as much detail as possible. Originals or readable copies are acceptable, as are anonymous submissions. All information will be kept strictly confidential.

If you know other Vietnam veterans who may have information, please copy this form and send it to them. Please print form and send all Veterans Initiative information to VVA by registered mail, FedEx, or UPS.

Vietnam Veterans of America, Inc.
c/o Veterans Initiative
8605 Cameron Street, Suite 400
Silver Spring, Maryland 20910-3710
301-585-4000

THE VETERANS INITIATIVE NEEDS YOUR HELP

VETERANS INITIATIVE INFORMATION FORM


(please print)	Today's Date

Your Name	Phone Number

Address

City	State, Zip

Description of Item

Location of Incident	Date of Incident

Province	VC or NVA unit

District or nearest village	U.S. unit

Map coordinates	Military Region

Name(s) of VC or NVA, if known

If grave site, number of remains

Other relevant information (attach additional pages as necessary)

Where did you learn of the Veterans Initiative? (Check the most appropriate box) [ ] The VVA Veteran newspaper [ ] A VVA member [ ] A VVA Chapter [ ] Local media
[ ] Other _________________________________

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VI Brochure:

A Little Piece of Your Mind
May Give You Peace of Mind

Would you search your memory for a war casualty?

Would you look back to a time long ago?

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