The Montagnard tribes in the Central Highlands were among our most loyal allies in the fight against the communists during the Vietnam War.  They fought alongside the U.S. Special Forces in epic battles and rescued countless Americans, including pilots, crews, and aircraft passengers.  More than half of the Montagnards' adult male population was lost fighting for and in the place of Americans.  Without their sacrifice, there would be many more names on that somber black granite wall – the Vietnam Memorial. Today, our former Montagnard allies suffer immense persecution under the communist regime in Vietnam for their religious beliefs.  Since the North's 1975 conquest of the Republic of South Vietnam, it is estimated that two thirds of the ethnic minorities have converted to Protestantism.  They are forced to practice their worship in outlawed house-churches.  The Vietnamese leadership is characterized by...(Read Full Article)