
New Bedford, Vets Groups Honor Those Who Served In Vietnam
Local officials and community members gathered at Fort Tabor in New Bedford Saturday afternoon to mark Vietnam Veterans Recognition Day.
The nationally recognized day serves to give Vietnam Vets around the country the thanks they didn't get, some 40 years ago.
Freetown Veterans Agent Dan Leblanc told WBSM News how much ceremonies like this mean to local vets.....
The last U. S. combat troops left Vietnam on March 29, 1973. The event was hosted by the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 499.

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