Vietnam Veterans of America Southwest Montana
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Looking to the Future Vietnam veterans of america
The Founding Principle was a simple yet profound response to the treatment of newly inducted veterans.
By Marsha Four, VVA Vice President
Looking ahead, the question of longevity arises. We can’t deny the inevitable and must acknowledge our individual and organizational mortality. We need to pause and reflect.
- How will we be remembered?
- What will be our legacy?
- How do we prepare for the inevitable?
- What decisions need to be made?
- When do we begin the process?
