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The VietNow National Magazine – Christian Nelson, Editor
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Much more than "just another boring organizational magazine," the VietNow National Magazine covers the issues that are important to you. Unlike most of the other "magazines" you'll find on the Internet, the VietNow National Magazine is a real magazine, printed on slick, white paper, using a very large printing press. It's not just a "web-zine" that no one wants to read. And when you become a VietNow member, you'll get your very own copy delivered in the U.S. mail.

If you haven't joined VietNow yet, and don't get "the real thing," click some of the articles below and see a few articles from our recent issues.

PTSD: Getting Through the Rough Times There are ways to help the PTSD sufferer through the physical and emotional pain, but you also have to take care of yourself during the process. True stories.

Guarding the Colors: Rockford Chapter Color Guard When William Backes, a homeless Vietnam veteran was beaten up and killed in Rockford, Illinois, a few years ago, he didn’t have a lot of friends left to come to his funeral. That’s when the Rockford Charter Chapter and the McHenry VietNow chapter stepped in. Read the full story.

A Flag, a Remembrance, and a Reunion An picture and a story about a POW/MIA flag in this magazine led to a reunion of two Vietnam veterans. Story by Mary Jane Kiepe, Past President of American Gold Star Mothers.

Homeless Veterans: VietNow Is There To Help When Chicago held its Stand Down for Homeless Veterans, VietNow was there. This was a unique stand down. Not only does the stand down provide needed services for the veterans, but it gives them the camaraderie they once knew. Read the full story.

Veterans Incarcerated: The Tipping Point When you hear about a veteran who is in prison, do you ever wonder how he got there? Story by Matt Davison.

Charlie's POW Jacket Why is Charlie still wearing that old POW/MIA jacket?. Article by Rich Sanders.

PTSD: Power Outages, Blaming, and Power Struggles Disagreements can pop up at any tiime. Here's how to cope. Article by Jan Fishler.

PTSD: Surrender A new perspective for war veterans. Article by Mary Tendall.

VA: Vet to Vet Your friend at the VA. "Free" care. Don't go it alone. Agent Orange payments. Join VietNow. Article by Bob Gutsche.

Our National Convention It was in Springfield, Illinois. You should have been there, but whether you were there or not, you'll probably enjoy seeing these photos. Photos by Ken Nelson.

When Warriors Go Home Some soldiers are warriors to the end. Story by Julie Thrasher Stuckey.

A Bridge of Honor A bridge in Indiana dedicated to Medal of Honor recipients. Article by Karen St. John.

Death Good war stories are hard to find. Here's one of them. Story by Patrick A. Fenderson.

Where Are All Those Peace Symbols Now That We Need Them? In our society today many things have disappeared. Peace symbols have gone away, and what about some of the things that went with them? Where did they go? Article by Larry Winters.

Book Review: Vietnam Zippos War stories engraved on the sides of old Zippo lighters. Review by Christian Nelson.

My Story: Carey J. Spearman When he got back from Vietnham, people called him names, even though they had absolutely no idea what he had done there. Story by Carey J. Spears.

Relating to Modern-Day Veterans Veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan may speak a different "language" than we do, but they most want the same things. Article by Rich Sanders.

You Can't Tell a Book By Its Cover A tribute to the quiet lives of some who have been awarded the Medal of Honor. Story by Karen St. John.

John and Jake: A Love Story There are many good reasons why they say a dog is man's best friend. Here's one of them. Story by Jan Fishler.

VA Claims: Understanding VA Combined Evaluations Dust off your old arithmetic books, dig out the slide rules, and put new batteries in your calculator. If you're into numbers, you're going to love finding out about the way the VA figures combined disabilities. Article by Raymond F. Gustavson, Jr.

Message From a POW/MIA Bracelet The sister of SFC Alan L. Boyer, MIA since Marchy 28, 1968, gets an e-mail message from a woman who had her brother's POW/MIA bracelet. Story by Judi Boyer Bouchard.

PTSD: Who Am I Now? There is, currently, a very high incidence of suicide in Vietnam veterans. Article by Mary Tendall.

Agent Orange and Military-Related Illnesses: Are You Suffering From ALS? All veterans suffering from ALS are eligible for benefits, but most don't know it. Article by Kathlyn Stone.

MIA Found After 41 Years The first time Bill Braniff was in Vietnam was 1968, with the U.S. Army. Since then, he's made over 30 trips back there, and operates a tour service for veterans who want to visit Vietnam. On a recent trip, he discovered the grave site of an American soldier – a friend – who had been MIA after an ambush. Story by Bill Braniff.

Pineapple Avenue VietNow and the Volunteers of America come together to help with a Veteran Transition Housing unit for homeless veterans. Story by VietNow National President Rich Sanders. Read it now.

VA: Vet to Vet: First Things First, Blue Water Ripples, and Here We Go Again Got problems with the VA or any other veterans issue? Maybe we can help. Article by Bob Gutsche.

POW/MIA Flags Are Everywhere The black flag is flying everywhere. Here are just a few of our favorites. Is your POW/MIA flag shown here?

Do You Know Where Your Records Are? Probably not. But this roadmap might give you some idea who has your service records, and where they might be. Read the full story.

The Heroes Among Us The Medal of Honor is our highest military award, but most of us don't know much about it. Story by Karen St. John. Part 1. And don't miss Part 2.

Paying It Forward Veterans incarcerated often have regrets about choices they made after returning home from Vietnam, but while they are paying their debt to society, many of them are paying it forward in any number of ways. Article by Matt Davison.

From America With Love One of the saddest things about war is what it does to the little kids. VietNow and inmates of the Black River Falls Correctional Institute in Wisconsin try to help just a bit. Article by Bob Gutsche. Photos by SFC John Lee, U.S. Army.

The Centerfielder Short fiction: Two boys, Montana, an old baseball glove, and Vietnam come together. Short fiction by Christian Nelson.

Through My Eyes In his yet-to-be-published book, a Vietnam grunt tells his sotry. It's the story of his year in Vietnam, and it's also a story of hope. Article by Bob Whitworth.

Tinnitus and Hearing Loss In two related articles our VA claims expert Raymond F. Gustavson, Jr. explains what might be the cause of the ringing or buzzing sounds in your ears, and goes in depth regarding hearing loss, and how to file VA claims for either or both conditions. Read the full story.

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