We firmly and resolutely believe that revisiting the haunting landscapes of previous battlegrounds offers combat veterans a profound sense of comfort and healing, allowing them to confront and process the injuries or traumas they endured during their time in service to our country.

In 2002, we commenced our dedicated efforts toward the reintegration of veterans into combat zones, recognizing the complexities involved in such a process. Two years later, in 2004, we established a comprehensive foundation aimed specifically at addressing the substantial number of veterans who were seeking resolution and support regarding their military experiences and the challenges they faced upon returning home.

Yes, our programs are specifically designed to support combat veterans who face significant challenges due to combat fatigue in a foreign battlefield. 

No. Our organization is designed to provide veterans with a comprehensive sense of closure. It is crucial to understand that our organization does not operate as a tour operator or travel agency. We have a strict policy that prohibits the inclusion of partners or individuals of significance in your return program.

All veterans, educational, and preservation initiatives within our organization are entirely complimentary. Our exceptional policy is strictly enforced by the founder, who is instrumental in our mission to provide veterans with the support they require to overcome the emotional and psychological challenges associated with serving our nation in uniform.

The primary areas of focus are the European and Pacific battlefields of World War II, the Korean Peninsula, and Southeast Asia.

Numerous of our excursions necessitate arduous ascents or protracted hikes. In certain regions of older urban centers, it may be imperative to undertake a brief walk from the motorcoach parking area to reach the historic battlefield.

The capacity of our programs is capped at thirty (30) participants. Each program will be staffed with a comprehensive support team, including medical professionals, translators, escorts, and film production personnel.

Indeed, all participants are required to obtain medical clearance prior to embarking on any of our international programs. We meticulously tailor the responsibilities of veterans on a case-by-case basis to guarantee their well-being during their journeys to their former battlefields.

If you have a strong desire to revisit the battlefields and wish to nominate members of your unit for a final reunion, kindly submit a written letter of introduction. Within the letter, provide a detailed description of yourself, your unit, the battles you participated in, and the primary areas where you served during your time in Vietnam. Additionally, please include a copy of your DD-214. If you do not possess a copy of your DD-214, your application will not be accepted.

In light of the ongoing and post COVID-19 pandemic, we strongly advise each participant to acquire an individual travel insurance policy for their personal safety. The virus remains active, and it is crucial that we implement measures to safeguard the well-being of all attendees.

Due to the remote locations of our programs, we do not permit the use of walkers, wheelchairs, or scooters.