OUR MISSION
Between 1959 and 1975 approximately
40,000 Canadians did embark on a journey
that would forever change their lives.
Some never returned.
Today we exist to promote awareness,
support veterans, and to honour
and remember those that lost their lives
while serving in Vietnam.
In 1995 The Canadian Vietnam Veterans
Memorial Association was created to
recognize the efforts of those Canadians
who chose to serve with the United States
Forces during the Vietnam War.
Memorial Association was created to
recognize the efforts of those Canadians
who chose to serve with the United States
Forces during the Vietnam War.
Between 1959 and 1975 approximately
40,000 Canadians did embark on a journey
that would forever change their lives.
Some never returned.
Today we exist to promote awareness,
support veterans, and to honour
and remember those that lost their lives
while serving in Vietnam.
Windsor native, Private First Class Larry Semeniuk wanted to be a soldier. He was an adventurous, restless and proud young man in search of a greater purpose in life. He joined the Essex Scottish Student Militia as soon as he was of age and always spoke of the possibilities the U.S. ... Read More ►
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