Vietnam War Casualties is a historical remembrance archive dedicated to preserving the individual stories behind the Vietnam War’s casualty records. Covering the years 1955–1975, the project presents researched accounts that connect names with service histories, hometowns, units, and the families who remember them. Its purpose is to honor those who served and sacrificed, keeping the human experiences behind the statistics in view.

The website offers an archive of recent stories and articles about casualty records, military history research, and the careful preservation of service members’ memories. Its content explains how official records can help establish details such as a person’s branch, rank, unit, and dates, and how researchers may use these details alongside letters, photographs, unit histories, and family materials. The project also emphasizes accuracy, source comparison, and the importance of distinguishing documented facts from assumptions. With more than 50 stories published and research ongoing, Vietnam War Casualties provides a resource for families, historians, and readers seeking to understand individual lives within the wider history of the war.