NVVM

Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Remembering the Past and Inform the Future - A dedication to memorializing and commemorating the Vietnam War, its veterans, and their sacrifices for future generations. 

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ABOUT US

Remembering the Past
and Inform the Future

The Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial Foundation wishes to educate future generations about the Vietnam War while recognizing those who served and those who died serving from the state of Nebraska. We are associated with theVietnam Veterans of Americaand support their goals of creating a new identity for this generation of veterans and changing the public perception of Vietnam veterans.

We profoundly memorialize Nebraskas who lost their lives and their stories. The unique stories of veterans offer thought-provoking and heartfelt lessons for our future. We honor those individuals with the Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

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Dennis Schissel,

President, VVA Nebraska - Chapter 279

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44,000

Vietnam Veterans

live in Nebraska

17,000

Reside in

the Omaha/Lincoln Area

15,000

Service Hours

contributed annually

MISSION

Our Mission and Purpose

The mission and purpose of the Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial Foundation is to develop, erect and maintain a memorial to honor all Veterans who served during the Vietnam War and to further provide a lasting historic educational account for future generations.

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Memorialize

This memorial is dedicated to those who served. It serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made.

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Educate

Through education we hope teach future generations about the Vietnam War.

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Commemorate

We wish to celebrate those who served and that have made the ultimate sacrifice.

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Support

One of our goals is to support Vietnam Veterans and the communities the call home. 

UPDATES

Keep up-to-date with our Latest News and Announcements

Learn about important updates, announcements, exclusive news and special events happening at the Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

VETERANS

We are Honored to Highlight Nebraska Vietnam Veterans

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Bob Kerrey

Former Governor
Joseph Robert Kerrey served as Governor of Nebraska from 1983 to 1987 and as Senator of Nebraska from 1989 to 2001.

Military Service: Navy, Lieutenant
Awards: Medal of Honor, Bronze Star, and Purple Heart
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Chuck Hagel

Past Secretary of Defense
Charles Timothy Hagel served as Senator of Nebraska from 1997 to 2009 and as Secretary of Defense from 2013 to 2015.

Military Service: Army, Sergeant
Awards: Purple Heart, Army Commendation Medal, Vietnam Gallantry Cross, and Combat Infantryman Badge

SEARCH

Explore the Stories
of Vietnam Veterans

Explore the intriguing stories of individual Nebraska Vietnam Veterans and their families. Browse through all our vets with ties to Nebraska orsearchfor specific people by name, service branch, hometown, or county.

Discover interesting details of those who served in the Vietnam War and the life they lived. Uncover the stories that shaped their path and the sacrifices made to better the world.

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PARTNERS

Thanks to all our Partners

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FAQ

Got Questions? Checkout our Most Frequently Asked Questions

Find more details about frequently asked questions by following the link below. If you are unable to find answers via the FAQs section, please contact us at through out contact form below.

The Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial is completely free to visit. Thanks to generous support from our sponsors.

We're open 7 days a week from 9:00 am to 6: 00 pm.

Parking is free. A parking lot of 300 spots are available directly east of the memorial.

You can support the memorial in numerous ways. Volunteering, donating, and sharing your experience with other are all fantastic ways to support the Nebraska Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Contact us for more information regarding volunteering opportunities and how to donate.

CONTACT

For General Questions
or to Schedule a Visit

Vietnam Veterans Memorial
7914 West Dodge Road #444 Omaha, Nebraska 68114

Phone: (402) 689-1776

Email: george@aras-us.com

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