An ‘everlasting bond’: Vietnam veterans thank Cornell’s future service members

Two years before it disbands, Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 377 has donated a plaque to Cornell's ROTC Tri-Service Brigade expressing "deep appreciation" for its support over several decades.

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