About the Homecoming

November 4th - November 13th

Fayetteville created HEROES HOMECOMING as a way of showing all veterans that we remember and appreciate their courage, their sacrifice and everything they’ve done to defend our freedom – now and forever. We have a unique bond with veterans, as our town was the point of departure and return for hundreds of thousands of soldiers.


As America’s First Military Sanctuary Community, Fayetteville decided to give all of our brave Vietnam veterans the welcome home they so richly deserved. The City hosted Heroes Homecoming, the biggest commemoration/reunion of its kind, for the 10 days leading up to Veterans Day 2011. From concerts and parades, to lectures and movie viewings, cultural celebrations and recognition ceremonies, all of the events at Heroes Homecoming 2011 recognized the service and sacrifice of our Vietnam veterans.

Travel to Fayetteville
News

A Look Back At Heroes Homecoming 2011

Vietnam Journey: Hanoi to Hay Street

“The Vietnam War ended almost three decades ago, but Fayetteville still bears scars…”

This article from the Fayetteville Observer looks at the war’s legacy in the city that is home to Fort Bragg and examines how the conflict is still being felt from Hanoi to Hay Street.

 

Heroes Homecoming 2011 Recap Presentation

Check out our Heroes Homecoming 2011 Recap Presentation

Highlights from the Fayetteville Observer

Head over to the Fayetteville Observer’s website and check out the Heroes Homecoming page for exclusive coverage and photos from this year’s event.

New Photos

Visit our Recap section to check out more of our favorite photos from Heroes Homecoming 2011.

 

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Heroes Homecoming on WRAL

Invitation to Heroes Homecoming from Adrian Cronauer

Vietnam Veterans Support Fayetteville & Heroes Homecoming