EN MASSE:   Color Guard members from across the country at the Massing of the Colors during the November 11, 2022, Veterans Day Observance at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. The solemn event also commemorated the 40th anniversary of the memorial's dedication in 1982.      
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DESPAIR TURNED TO HOPE:  An Ngo Lang tells the uplifting story of what happened after her family fled their homeland as North Vietnamese troops marched into Saigon 50 years ago. She focuses on U.S. Marines on the Navy cargo ship, Sergeant Andrew Miller, who, with unwavering dedication, rescued and cared for them, along with thousands of other evacuees during Operation Frequent Wind.

THE LAST TRAIN TO CLARKSVILLE:  VVA Veteran Senior Writer and Arts Editor Marc Leepson tries to pin down the elusive starting and ending dates of the undeclared Vietnam War, presented alongside a graphic timeline of the war by the magazine’s former Art Director, Xande Anderer.

BREAKING DOWN WALLS:  VVA Veteran Contributing Writer Paul Rogers offers an appreciation of the work of the late Wayne Miller, the former chair of VVA’s National Veterans Incarcerated Committee, and his pioneering role in VVA’s long and storied history of advocacy for veterans incarcerated and in the criminal justice system.  

BROADCAST NEWS:   Military histiorian and author Marc Yablonka recounts Bill Brown’s remarkable journey from serving as an American Forces Vietnam Network journalist to becoming the play-by-play voice of MLB's Houston Astros.  

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