Posted on 04/29/2005 8:24:44 AM PDT by Interesting Times
A group of highly decorated former POWs who played an active role in the Swift Vets and POWs for Truth have formed a new organization, the Vietnam Veterans Legacy Foundation. The new organization is led by Medal of Honor recipient Bud Day, and includes former POWs Ken Cordier, Paul Galanti, and James Warner. The VVLF intends to develop a national repository of Vietnam-related materials, information and records, and to counter and expose false information about the Vietnam War that appears in the media.
Here's what Col. Day had to say in the press release:
"The false history of Vietnam has been used to demoralize our troops in combat, undermine the public's confidence in U.S. foreign policy and weaken our national security. Radical leftists such as Jane Fonda lied about the war 35 years ago, and are still lying about it today. The goal of the VVLF is to continue the work of countering more than three decades of misinformation and propaganda, and to set the record straight."
Vietnam legacy ping...
| but the POWs are pressing on...
BTW, I see from the Swifties' site that The time now is Fri Apr 29, 2005 3:35 pm GMT |
They came on the scene with a mission.
Mission accomplished..
If John F'ing Kerry raises his head above the sand bags again, they will return --- with Kerry's unsigned SF-180.
Semper Fi
BTTT!!!!!
Semper Fideils to you Vets! You'll never stand alone!
Thanks for the ping!
I hope they get the message out to include text books.
Hope they can solve the NIS mystery.
Wow! Thanks for the ping. May God bless these fine men...
Thanks for the ping. The left-wing media and their comrades are still attacking Vietnam veterans and the current U.S. military.
Your welcome. So many myths and revisionist history have arisen about the war in Vietnam. Fonda and Kerry did more to hurt the image of the Vietnam veteran than any other two I can think of.
Thank you for keeping me up to date!
I would like very much a link to or the text of history books addressing the Vietnam era that are currently being used in our public schools. If there are any educators out there, could you advise me which publisher is at the top of the list for primary and secondary schools?
I'd like to see what's currently being taught.
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