Mission Accomplished ... For Now
The Wall’s been built, so what was 
the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund 
to do with itself once it achieved 
its original goal? Plenty — and that’s 
just fine with its donors.
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"We don't want to get to the point of there being only one Vietnam vet left," he says, adding that the threat is twofold: The dwindling population of Vietnam vets means that the opportunity to collect firsthand stories and memorabilia from the war for inclusion in the memorial and education center is quickly drying up — along with the organization's prime donor base.
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