“No event in American History is more Misunderstood than the Vietnam War. It was misreported then, and it is Misremembered now.”
~ President Nixon

Return to Vietnam

The Vietnam War remains one of the most tumultuous chapters in American and Vietnamese history. The conflict not only claimed millions of lives but also left deep scars on the social and political landscapes of both nations. As the dust settled and the years passed, the call for healing became paramount. Our return programs emerged as a vital response to the need for understanding and reconciliation to engage in dialogue, share experiences, and reflect on the impact of war to honor all who died in the War in Vietnam.

  • "Your return to Vietnam promises to be an exceptional and thrilling experience with the support of TGGF. They offer comfort to your worries as you reflect on the troubling memories of your tumultuous wartime experiences."

    ~ Joseph Getherall, USMC, 1967

  • "Timothy Davis exemplifies a remarkable capacity for empathy towards veterans who persistently grapple with the intangible psychological repercussions arising from their service in Vietnam."

    ~ Eric Grimm, USMC 1967

  • "Despite my initial reservations, the assistance and warm reception provided by Timothy and TGGF have greatly enhanced my rehabilitation from the difficulties of PTSD."

    ~ Robert Good, US ARMY 1967

  • "I had the privilege of retracing my route through Vietnam. I was once more in Ia Drang, where the gentle breeze and brilliant sunlight revitalized and calmed me while expelling any lingering memories of the past."

    ~ Bud Alley, Ia Drang Valley 1965