Can’t get information about the Vietnam war
and the stories our Vietnam war vets have to tell?

Well we’ve got what you’ve been looking for!

This site is changing as you can tell by the new home page.

This site will keep you informed about past history of the Vietnam War, new information about the Veterans from the Vietnam War and what is going on in the local communities in regards to the Vietnam War and the Vietnam War Veterans.

But first things first.

We are looking for volunteers. If you are a “Vietnam Veteran” and have been in the war, we would like to hear your “Vietnam War History” story. So, if you could write us a note to let us know you are interested and send via email to story@myvietnamwarstory.com, we could contact you for more info. If you have “Vietnam War Pictures” that you would like to share, please let us know about that also.

MOST Importantly!

We are providing this for your pleasure FREE when you sign up for our FREE Membership site. Just look at all you will get when you sign up for your FREE membership at Vietnam War Stories.

Also, In order to be able to keep abreast of the changing information you should do the following two things:

1). Sign up for the Vietnam War Story Newsletter and FREE Membership right now.

As a result of signing up for the news letter you will receive a series of articles based on the great book, authored by Tom Martiniano, called “Teenage Wasteland” and other information in regards to the Vietnam War and some current events. THEN…

We plan on hearing about many of the battles recorded in the Vietnam war that had taken place during the years 1962 to 1975. This would include the following;

1 - Khe Sanh
2 - Tet
3 - Hamlet of Ap Bac
4 - Dien Bein
5 - 1st Battle of Saigon
6 - Hamburger Hill
And more…

2). Read articles like this:

For an example, the battle at Khe Sanh. The Vietnam War battle that lasted for 77 days between Jan. 1968 and April 1968. Some think it was the beginning of the Tet Offensive but for sure it was the battle of the Ho Chi Mien Highway rights.

The city of Khe Sanh is nearby and how the area was known. It is related to the area with an opening in the rugged mountains nearby that forms a natural boundary between Laos and Vietnam known as D’Ai Lao.

Two other mountain passes provide access to North Vietnam and gave up until then unimpeded access by the North Vietnamese to run supplies to support the Vietnam War with the USA south along what became known as the Ho Chi Minh Highway.

So, it became important that the US provided a place to view the activities in South Vietnam, North Vietnam and Laos to keep the Vietnam War under control.

In 1962, an airstrip was built to utilize spy or lookout planes. They would fly to areas to look for enemy activity. It became important that the US defend this strip and camp and also for the NVA it became important that they get rid of it.

It was getting a little crowded so a camp was required and was built during the summer of 1965.

You get the general idea. There is more info, including the exact location of the site, which is supplied and also to show Vietnam War Pictures at the “Khe Sanh Veterans Home page” which we will provide as well as others.

If you haven’t already, please make sure you sign up for the Vietnam War Story Newsletter and get all of the free articles attached with your registration. There are presently 20+ articles about the Vietnam War that we will send you for your reading pleasure.

Also, like we stated, the web site is changing and will become something very special. So you will want to be a part of the inside information when you become a Newsletter subscriber.

By becoming a member, you will be privey to discount pricing and additional information about the Vietnam War History for what is to come.

Thank you in advance. Also, keep returning to the site as we will be changing the articles periodically for your enjoyment.

Also, we will be providing you with other things that will keep you coming back over and over.

3). You will be able to read up to the minute information about Vietnam and the War by going to the “Blog”. You will be able to provide more info as it is an open blog for your usage.

4). Forums. In addition to the blog will be a forum that you can try to get questions answered as well and provide answer to questions that only those with experience can answer.

5). You will get Audio recordings from Vietnam Vets explaining some of their experiences.

6). Finally we will be keeping all of the archives available from newsletter and articles for future reference.

All of this will be provided for the very nominal price: ZERO, NIL, Nothing, NADA, FREE, Complimentary, etc.

The membership of this site is free. So please hurry and sign up for your membership.