At its peak, over half a million U. S. soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and Coast Guardsmen were serving in Vietnam, the surrounding waters and countries, along with millions of Vietnamese …

The National Vietnam War Museum phone: 682-239-0683. email: All Contact Information & Map. Physical Address (Mail NOT accepted at this address) 12685 Mineral Wells Highway, …

From January 1, 1965, to March 28, 1973, approximately 2,594,000 US Servicemen and women served in country during the Vietnam War. Of those, 293,000 were US Airmen, yet only one of …

The goal of The National Vietnam War Museum is to present an unbiased and balanced view of the events and participants of the Vietnam Era, and to allow visitors to form their own opinions …

With its durable construction and easy handling, the T-34 remained in use for decades, even being upgraded to the turboprop-powered T-34C model in the 1970s. The T-34 served as a …

The museum serves anyone with an interest in American history; anyone who participated in, or was affected by, the Vietnam Era; and anyone who seeks to understand why this short period …

The National Vietnam War Museum celebrates at least two events each year, the spring fundraiser and the updating of the wall in the Vietnam Memorial Garden. An Donate Now!

The National Vietnam War Museum is committed to welcoming its visitors and providing them with high quality exhibits and artifacts. To ensure they have an enjoyable experience at the …

The National Vietnam War Museum is an IRS registered 501(c)(3) organization, and all donations may be considered tax deductible. View our IRS Non-Profit Determination letter here: …

To best accommodate your group, the museum asks that all field trips call ahead to ensure the appropriate number of tour guides are available. Please email or call 682.229.8294. Research …