Giving back to America's greatest Vietnam War allies: 
the Montagnard Indigenous People 

 Some 61,000 Montagnards, out of an estimated population of 1,000,000, were used as surrogates for US forces and fought alongside the Special Forces in epic battles.  In doing so, they rescued countless Americans, including pilots, crews, and others.  More than half of the Montagnards' adult male population was lost fighting with and for the Americans.  Without their sacrifice, there would be many more names on that somber black granite wall in Washington DC -- the Vietnam Memorial.​​​

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The Cambodia Corps logo is an image of the Kouprey, a wild ox, the national mammal of Cambodia, native only to that region of the world.