Vietnam Veterans of America Tucson Chapter 106 WELCOME HOME
"Believe you can and
you’re halfway there."
- Theodore Roosevelt
ACTION ITEMS
Continuing Our Service
Support The VVA Tucson Chapter 106
Support The VVA Tucson Chapter 106
It has been more than fifty years past the experience shared
in the service of our country in Vietnam. In recognition for the
sacrifice and service made by those who served: we now have a place in Southern Arizona where we call a special home.
Vietnam Veterans of America Tucson Chapter 106 welcomes you
into a special brotherhood. We offer many things to our members.
An out-reach element, homeless and family services and a sense of belonging that was denied to us for so many years, in so many ways.
Contact us for information on Agent Orange
and general health and benefits information!
We are here to help!
Support The VVA Tucson Chapter 106
Support The VVA Tucson Chapter 106
Support The VVA Tucson Chapter 106
Tucson Chapter members shared their stories of Vietnam.
Vietnam: In Their Own Words
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Special thank you to
Daughters of the American Revolution Susan Ryan
for her dedication to the making of this project.
UPCOMING EVENT FLYERS
Vietnam Veteran's Day Ceremony
Hope to see you all there!
Please participate by placing a wreath in honor of the 107 Pima County residents killed in action in Vietnam.
In The Planning Stage
Please reach out if you are interested in joining in the program.
We are inviting all Veteran Service Organizations to get involved.
Many Vietnam Veterans do not know about the 50th Commemoration,
help get the word out.
We look forward to hearing from you.
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About Us
Mission Statement
The Mission of our Vietnam Veterans in Tucson Chapter 106 is to help foster, encourage, & strive for the improvement of the Vietnam-era veterans affairs.
To bond in brotherhood & promote cultural improvement, emotional & spiritual growth, development, self-respect, & self-confidence.
As well as to learn on an on-going basis what the Vietnam experience meant to us & the United States of America.
To eliminate discrimination suffered by the Vietnam-era veteran & develop means of communication
which will assist veterans enrich their lives & enhance life fulfillment.
To assist our disabled and needy military brothers including, but not limited to Vietnam-era veterans,
their dependents, widows and orphans of our deceased brothers with resources in Tucson!