HONORING Veterans.
PRESERVING History.
INSIRING Generations.

We honor the bravery of our veterans, preserve the stories that shaped our history, and inspire generations to build a future rooted in courage, sacrifice, and hope.

About Us

At The Greatest Generations Foundation (TGGF), we preserve living history through battlefield return programs and the archival recording of veterans’ firsthand accounts. By safeguarding these stories, we provide educators, students, and the public with lasting opportunities to learn from the past and inspire future generations.

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Elderly man in a forest, wearing a U.S. Marine Corps Force Recon shirt, holding an American flag. He's emotional and the image is associated with "The Greatest Generations Foundation."

“Healing the scars of war serves as a poignant reminder that even in the face of tremendous pain and conflict, healing and reconciliation are possible.”

— Timothy DAVIS, Founder

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“Some people live an entire lifetime and wonder if they have ever made a difference in the world. A combat-veteran doesn’t have that problem.”

— Ronald REAGAN

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Group of six men standing outdoors near a lake, wearing casual attire and hats, with forested background.
Group of veterans standing near a broken bridge with The Greatest Generations Foundation logo.
Black and white photo of a group of men standing outdoors with a mountain in the background.
Group of men holding a U.S. flag among trees, wearing caps with military insignia, alongside a small white cross with a colorful roundel.
Group of men in casual outdoor clothing standing on a hill with green forested landscape in the background, under a cloudy sky. Text in corner: "The Greatest Generations Foundation."
Group of men walking on a path in a jungle setting, wearing hats and casual clothing.
Several men in military hats sitting on an old, rusted helicopter in a forested area, with "The Greatest Generations Foundation" logo visible.
Group of men standing on steps in front of a building with columns and decorative windows. Some are wearing hats with military emblems.
A group of men posing in front of a stone structure with "Camp Reasoner" written on it, in a mountainous and wooded landscape.
A group of people standing in front of a military helicopter, holding an American flag.
Group of people standing in front of the entrance to Hoa Lo Prison, also known as Maison Centrale, in Hanoi, Vietnam. The entrance is marked by signs in both English and Vietnamese, as well as banners referencing the DPRK-USA Hanoi Summit.
Group of eight older men standing together outdoors, wearing casual clothing and hats, surrounded by trees and a pathway.
Group of older men wearing casual outdoor clothing and hats, standing together under a canopy in a forest setting.
A group of men wearing caps stand together in front of an old military aircraft in a wooded area, with "The Greatest Generations Foundation" logo visible in the corner.
A group of eleven men standing outdoors in front of a lush green hill, wearing casual clothing and caps. The setting is natural with trees and grass visible.

“Our return programs provide healing beyond the VA, helping combat-wounded veterans find resolution by revisiting our former battlefields.”

— James HACKETT, USMC

“Education opens the door to freedom. Together, we can keep the memory of the greatest generations alive.”

— Steve MELNIKOFF, DDAY