Speaking for our heroes
"It is so important the Diaspora not despair...that they believe in the future of our nation."
The families of fallen and disabled soldiers are still coping with the realities of their loss and new circumstances. We will walk alongside them in their journey as we learn their stories of survival and perseverance.
Sevak Sahakyan, Veteran, age 40
Stories of Triumph
Mary
Widow of a Fallen Soldier
“Perhaps say I love you more, because there comes a day when you can’t say it anymore. Or you say it and don’t hear the reply back.”
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Agho
Injured soldier
“Armenian people are very unbreakable. After all this we are still here. In fact the only thing more unbreakable than us is a rock.”
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