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Vietnam 2003: Ten Years Later

Accompanied by nearly 20 Vietnam combat veterans and nurses guiding them on this historic journey – here, some of the ‘Gold Star’ sons gather on China Beach.
Vietnam 2003: Ten years later

Unthinkable just a generation ago, the Gold Star ‘sons and daughters’ spent the final days of their journey visiting the Hoa Lo Prison, the Tomb of Ho Chi Minh, and walking the streets of Hanoi.
Vietnam 2003: Ten Years Later

After an evening ceremony honoring their fathers on China Beach, these Gold Star ‘sons and daughters’ tossed roses into the ocean. The following morning, some roses had returned to shore, as if speaking for the lost soldiers, ‘I’ll always be with you.’
Vietnam 2003: Ten Years Later

Vietnam 2003: In Honor, Peace and Understanding
Vietnam 2003: Ten Years Later

Nearly 2000 of these SDIT pins were distributed across Vietnam, including one to this child at Nui Ba Den near the Cambodian boarder.

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Sons and Daughters in Touch

Our mission:
To locate, unite and provide support to the Gold Star 'sons and daughters' and other family members of those who died or remain missing as a result of the Vietnam War; to produce a periodic e-newsletter providing important information to all SDIT stakeholders; to promote healing via networking and special projects, to regularly address other Gold Star family organizations, high schools and college classes in hopes of providing education on the historical and emotional legacy of war.

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Vietnam 2003: Ten Years Later

Vietnam 2003: Ten years later

Vietnam 2003: Ten Years Later

Vietnam 2003: Ten Years Later

Vietnam 2003: Ten Years Later

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