The history of American Jews serving during the Vietnam War. This traveling display version of the larger exhibit in our halls was curated by the National Vietnam Veterans Committee of Jewish War Veterans of the USA. It chronicles the Vietnam War’s history and the role of Jewish Americans who served, both in combat and in support roles. Blending a detailed timeline with photographs, personal stories, and accounts of religious life, it highlights service experiences, challenges such as POW captivity, PTSD, and Agent Orange exposure, and the ways Jewish identity was maintained in the combat zone.
Banner Display – Jewish Americans in Military Service During Vietnam for Loan
$0.00 / month for 3 months
Four 47″ x 81″ retractable banners showing the history of Jewish Americans in the military during the Vietnam War.
If you’d prefer to purchase a display to keep rather than borrow. Please call 202-265-6280 or email nmajmh@nmajmh.org.
✅ Free to borrow (requires a credit card on file)
✅ Display must be returned within 45 days
✅ If the display is not returned or is returned damaged, your card will be charged up to $1,000 replacement fee
✅ Two-way shipping charge of $300 charged at checkout or free local pickup
You’ll be noticed about availability after order is received.
4 panel retractable banner display for loan. Loan our display — free of charge, you pay only shipping costs — by securely saving a card on file. Only charges for shipping will be made unless the item is not returned or is returned with damage. We’ll provide you a return shipping label.