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Many years ago-in a difficult, faraway war-a brotherhood was forged. The members of this brotherhood served with dedication and honor wherever sent, be it Vietnam, Thailand, Laos,or Cambodia. Most of us glimpsed only pieces of that brotherhood. But, we feltit during months or years of looking out for one another and of serving ourcountry. Now, decades later, we feel a resurgence of that sense of brotherhood,and many of us gathered in September to celebrate the heritage we all share. The T-L-C Brotherhood started with a small group of Thailand-based USAF veterans who recently came to a new understanding of the importance of their service in Southeast Asia. Combat operations from Thai Air Bases contributed their share of names to that black granite Wall in Washington, D.C. In spite of those deep-felt losses, Thai-based strikes against North Vietnam, and against the Ho Chi Minh Trail winding through Laos and Cambodia, significantly reduced the number of names that had to be engraved on The Wall. In the interest of making your visit more enjoyable and less time consuming photos of the reunions are published on separate pages. The links below will take you to each one. Navigation is provided on each page.
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