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Never Again Will One Generation of Veterans Abandon Another

VVA Chapter 787 · Tampa, Florida

Honoring Their Sacrifice. Supporting Their Future.

In Tampa, we stand for Vietnam veterans: honoring the fallen, supporting the wounded, and bringing every missing hero home.

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Chapter 787

Veterans Who Answered the Call

We are veterans who served during the Vietnam War era, though our return was often met with jeers, disdain, disrespect, and taunting by the very people we fought to protect. We served with honor and bravery under the most trying of circumstances.

We believe it is our responsibility to champion the causes of all Vietnam veterans and veterans of all wars, past and present. We honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice during the war and those who paid with no less sacrifice later from Agent Orange, PTSD, and other wounds seen and unseen.

We will not rest until the fullest possible accounting is achieved for our brothers and sisters who have not yet returned and are still missing. They deserve to be brought home to their families and buried with honor. That is our country's solemn obligation.

"Never again will one generation of veterans abandon another."Vietnam Veterans of America
Vietnam War era soldiers in the field and a helicopter overhead
How We Serve

Support for Veterans and Families

Chapter members serving a holiday meal

Holiday Meals

Served at the James A. Haley VA Hospital for families who are visiting or staying with loved ones who are patients.

Chapter 787 members at the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital

Veterans Hospital

Chapter 787 provides meals for patients and their families at the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital in Tampa, FL.

Chapter members with a veteran they helped

Veterans in Need

We have met the needs of veterans from every war and conflict.

JROTC cadet receiving a Chapter 787 award

JROTC Award Program

Each year we honor an outstanding cadet at every Hillsborough County high school with a medal, a plaque, and a 50th Anniversary Chapter Challenge Coin.

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Chapter 787 in Action

General George S. Patton
It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank God that such men lived.
Gen. George S. Patton

Stand With Chapter 787

Come out to an event, become a member, or help fund the work we do for veterans and their families.