The mission of American Veterans Traveling Tribute is to travel the nation to honor, respect, and remember men and women who have served, and to pay specific tribute to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in defense of their country. The mobile nature of the AVTT tribute allows people around the country to honor, respect, and remember veterans and active military personnel without having to travel great distances. 

AVTT presents a comprehensive Cost of Freedom tribute which includes numerous memorials and exhibits.  The centerpiece being the Traveling Wall, an 80 percent scale version of the Viet Nam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C.  Across its 370-foot length, the wall lists the name of every American casualty from the war; etched on its surface, just as the original.  The memorial is eight-feet tall at its apex and is the largest Wall replica traveling the USA.  AVTT is also the only tribute event which includes the one of a kind Gold Dog Tag display representing the fallen from the Global War on Terror. 

The Cost of Freedom Tribute includes:

· The Traveling Vietnam Wall - 80% replica (largest replica) of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in DC. 380 ft long end to end. With all 58,253 names. This wall is current up thru the additions and deletions to 2009. Additionally, all corrections know were made at the time of its construction.

· The Gold Dog Tag Display to all those members of the armed forces who have given their life in the Global War on Terror. Each tag has, full name, rank, branch of service, date of casualty, and location of casualty.

· A 9/11 tribute with the names of all 2984 casualties organized by where they were located at the time of death.
 · A series of A frames depicting the actual statistics from every war/conflict that the USA has been involved in.
· A series of World War II panels which portray the entire timeline of events and numerous graphics and photos.
· A Korean War tribute consisting of 8 panels with the entire timeline and battle maps with numerous photos.
· A series of Vietnam facts and figures.
· The Vietnam War timeline of events.
· Art display from a Vietnam Vet artist.
· A display of USA founding and significant historical documents. Constitution, Declaration of Independence and other relevant documents.
· Panels for honoring Law Enforcement and Firefighters with pictorial display.
· A panel memorializing the casualties at the Ft Hood 2009 shooting.
· Panels displaying the pictures of each of our commanders in chief throughout history.
· Displays honoring all those who fell in military hostile action between the end of Vietnam and the 9/11 attack. Each conflict is represented with facts and each casualty is recorded.