Vietnam Veterans Day
March 29 is set aside as Vietnam Veterans Day. It was officially established by President Donald Trump in 2017 as National Vietnam War Veterans Day.
Celebrated every March 29, Vietnam Veterans Day is set aside as a day for Americans to honor the courage and sacrifice of those who served in the Vietnam War.
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Military.com honors the selfless service of Vietnam veterans from the Coast Guard, Air Force, Army, Navy and Marine Corps.
History of Vietnam Veterans Day
Officially designated in 2017 as National Vietnam War Veterans Day by President Donald Trump, the holiday is marked by ceremonies and celebration across the U.S.
Vietnam Veterans Day
March 29 is set aside as Vietnam Veterans Day. It was officially established by President Donald Trump in 2017 as National Vietnam War Veterans Day.
