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Vietnam: America Foundation
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In 1969, the American president, Richard Nixon, agreed to reduce the number of American troops in South Vietnam. He pursued a policy called "Vietnamisation" whereby the South Vietnamese would be assisted in material matters by the Americans but the fighting would be done by the South Vietnamese Army. In December 1970, there were 350,000 American troops in South Vietnam. By September 1972, there were just 40,000.
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Looking for a way to demonstrate the NFL's support for America's fighting forces, the commissioner conceived of the idea of sending NFL players to Vietnam on "goodwill tours" to visit U.S. troops. The following year, the NFL joined forces with the USO and became the first sports organization to send a group of players to Vietnam and other parts of the Far East.
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Since 2001, EXSERO has carried out retained consulting/sourcing actions in Vietnam. EXSERO is ... the manufacturer's agent in the Americas for a growing number of Vietnamese factories in furnishings and industrial goods. EXSERO has exhibited its Vietnam sourcing services five (5) times at the WORLD MARKET CENTER, LAS VEGAS MARKET.
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"VVA is honored that Mr. Knoll's car will carry our organization's logo," said Vietnam Veterans of America national president John Rowan. "This is a very big step in helping us get the word out that VVA has been working since 1978 in service to America and that we live our founding principle every day of the year: that never again will one generation of veterans abandon another."
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