SNIFF THEM OUT, BITE THEM HARD: Project Tiger Hound. Historian John Prados examines the origins and effectiveness of Operation Tiger Hound. The aerial interdiction campaign, conducted from 1965 to 1968, was an early interservice collaboration which employed small, propeller-driven aircraft to gather surveillance and targeting information over Laos—particularly along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. [on the cover]

BUILD YOUR OWN WALL: No Permission Required. In light of the proliferation of replica Walls, Bill Triplett discusses the legal restrictions, if any, of copying Maya Lin’s iconic design for your own town’s Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

THE SPIRIT OF A GROWING CHAPTER: Clermont County, Ohio, Chapter 649. Writer/photographer Ken Williamson describes the many wide-ranging activities of VVA’s largest chapter in Ohio and explains how its founding members are the ones responsible.

A BETTER WAY: Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Chapter 1008’s Education Program. In 2014 Richard Currey wrote about chapter 1008’s education program. In this issue he revisits a thoroughly revised and expanded program.

A PLACE OF HEALING, COMFORT, AND STRENGTH: Groundbreaking for the Warriors’ Circle of Honor. Photographer Lee Bac Phan captures the groundbreaking for the American Indian Veterans Memorial on Washington, D.C.’s National Mall.