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Asian American veterans share emotional stories 50 years after Vietnam War

  • Half a century after the Vietnam War concluded on April 30, 1975, veterans of Asian and Pacific Islander descent are opening up about their personal experiences and the challenges they faced during and after the conflict.
  • These veterans faced racism, hostility, and violence both growing up and during service, complicated by their racial identity often causing them to be mistaken for the enemy.
  • About 2.7 million Americans fought overseas including an estimated 35,000 Asian Americans, with many veterans reflecting on their service and forming close bonds despite public war contention.
  • A grassroots media initiative led primarily by Japanese American seniors in Los Angeles has contributed more than 100 veteran interviews in recent years to help preserve these individual histories.
  • These shared experiences highlight ongoing efforts to recognize Asian American veterans’ service and to support veterans processing difficult memories from a life-changing war ordeal.
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Associated Press News broke the news in United States on Tuesday, April 29, 2025.
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