Current Signers
It is my strong belief that the continued harm and injury caused by bombs dropped nearly four decades ago is morally unacceptable.
I fully support an increase in U.S. funding to at least $10 million per year for the next ten years to clear contaminated land and provide assistance to victims and affected communities in Laos. It is never too late to do the right thing.
- 2933. Andrew Hung, Houston, TX
- 2932. [Private], Oslo, NORWAY
- 2931. [Private], Chicago, IL
“This is an amazing country, and it's time Laos grew into its potential!!! Let's help get rid of these landmines and UXOs!”
- 2930. Maria Sceva, Eugene, OR
- 2929. Eric Reeder, Springfield, VA
- 2928. Bob Higginson, Riverhead, NY
“my wife is from laos and still has family there so it means alot to me to help this country. she lived in a refugee camp in thailand in the late 70s& early 80s before being sponsored to come to america.”
- 2927. [Private], Washington, DC
“This was an illegal campaign. Non-removal of this ordinance is morally incomprehensible and potentially opens the US for more costly lawsuits. Do the right thing.”
- 2926. Melanie Graham, Marina, CA
“Just hearing about this is shocking. I wish I had heard about it sooner. Take action now!!!!”
- 2925. Nina Wickett, Marcellus, NY
“Vietnam...the gift that keeps on giving. Such a tragedy, such a waste, the lives lost, the lives destroyed. War is indeed hell.”
- 2924. Caroline Tihanyi, Syracuse, NY
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The mission of Legacies of War is to raise awareness about the history of the Vietnam War-era bombing in Laos and advocate for the clearance of unexploded bombs, to provide space for healing the wounds of war, and to create greater hope for a future of peace.