Read the many remarkable stories of American GIs searching and finding their Amerasian children and the countless who are still seeking their American fathers and families.

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American Military News - Vietnamese police officer finds his GI dad with DNA test

 

A Displaced Cost of War: The
Statelessness of Vietnamese Amerasians

 

Los Angeles Times 2003 - Ex-GI Helps Reunite U.S. Dads, Thai Kids

 

LOVE FROM SAIGON, MINNESOTA
A love story remembering food, home and homemade Vietnamese food.

 

NBC News 2018 - Son of U.S. soldier left behind in Vietnam helps other 'Amerasians' reunite with families

 

Pixel Magazine 2015 - The Forgotten Americans: Meet the Abandoned Children of U.S. Military Servicemen Abroad

 

Christian Science Monitor 1982 - Korean Amerasians face uncertain future

 

Los Angeles Times 1987 - Rescue Registry : Group Seeks to Reunite American Fathers With Vietnamese Children

 

EXPLAINER: How can you be half-American and still not a citizen?

 

The Spokesman-Review 2016 - Children of the Vietnam War spent decades finding American fathers

 

Stars and Stripes 2017 - Wanted: DNA from vets who served in S. Korea

 

Washington Post 2015 - Legacies of war

 

Chicago Tribune 1987 - CHILDREN OF VIETNAM FIND FEW FATHERS AT U.S. DOORS

 

Yakiman Herald 2018 - A Family Found: Jim Heintz Discovers A Daughter In Vietnam

 

Indiana woman reunites with South Korean family 50 years later

 

GOV Website: The Amerasians; Perspectives on Refugee Resettlement

 

Christian Science Monitor 1980 - Amerasian children; IN SEARCH OF A FATHER

 

The Guardian 2005 - GIs return to end 30 years of pain for Vietnam's children of the dust

 

VVAW - Amerasian Kids: "Our Legacy"

 

Smithsonian 2009 - Children of the Vietnam War

 

UPI 1989 - Amerasians: How to help

 

WGBH 2017 - An 'Amerasian' Born During The Vietnam War Reflects On America Opening Its Doors 3 Decades Ago

 

Independent UK 2016 - US veteran reunited with long-lost girlfriend in Vietnam after 45 years

 

GOV Website: Vietnamese Amerasian Resettlement: Education, Employment, and Family Outcomes in the United States (Letter Report, 03/31/94, GAO/PEMD-94-15).

 

Chicago Tribune 2004 - Finding love in war's dim past

 

World Outreach Thuy Smith 2015 - Children of Asian Immigrants Share About the Sacrifices of Their Parents

 

VOA News 2016 - Fatherless and Abandoned, Vietnamese-Americans Search for Their Families

 

NPR 2018 - One Man's Mission To Bring Home 'Amerasians' Born During Vietnam War

 

Seattle Times 2013 - Before it’s too late: Vietnam vets, lost children seeking each other

 

VOA 2017 - A Vietnam War Love Affair, a Baby, and 48 Years Later, a Reunion

 

EDU Website: The Vietnamese Amerasian Resettlement Experience: From Initial Application to the First Six Months in the United States

 

AP News 1987 - Vietnam Vets Help Reunite American Fathers and Asian Children

 

Tennessean 2019 - Cookeville Vietnam veteran meets Vietnamese-American son after 50 years, hosts family reunion

 

Altamont Enterprise Regional 2019 - Ray Wood finds the serviceman fathers of half-Vietnamese children

 

The New York Times 1992 - For Afro-Amerasians, Tangled Emotions

 

Carlsbad Current Argus 2019 - United: Carlsbad Vietnam veteran discovers daughter he fathered during war

 

Nation's Largest Veteran-Owned Online Super Store

Marie Claire 2007 - What Happened to These Children of War?

 

EDU Website: Resettling Vietnamese Amerasians : what have we learned?

 

GOV Website: Self-interpreted narrative capture: A research project to examine life courses of Amerasians in Vietnam and the United States

 

PRI Global Post 2011 - Vietnam War babies: grown up and low on luck

 

BBC News 2014 - A US soldier searches for his Vietnamese son

 

CNN News 2012 - 'Amerasians' in the Philippines fight for recognition

 

China Daily 2013 -Children who were left behind in Vietnam 

 

WBTV 2018 - Veteran’s family fights to bring long lost sister from Vietnam to NC

 

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