List of entertainers who performed for American troops in Vietnam

The following entertainers performed for U.S. military personnel and their allies in the combat theatre during the Vietnam War (1959–1975)

• Roy Acuff (1970)
• Anna Maria Alberghetti
• Ann-Margret
• The Beau-Marks
• Carroll Baker
• Madeleine Hartog-Bel
• Johnny Bench
• Polly Bergen
• Joey Bishop
• Vida Blue
• Jimmy Boyd
• James Brown
• Les Brown
• Anita Bryant
• John W. Bubbles
• Raymond Burr
• Sebastian Cabot
• Vikki Carr
• Jerry Colonna
• Chuck Connors
• Louis Cottrell Jr.
• Phil Crosby
• Vic Damone
• Sammy Davis Jr.
• The Delltones
• Jackie DeShannon
• Phyllis Diller
• Ron Ely
• Dale Evans
• James Drury
• Lola Falana ^[1]
• Eddie Fisher
• Glenn Ford
• Redd Foxx
• Connie Francis
• James Garner
• Frank Gifford
• The Golddiggers
• Johnny Grant
• Teresa Graves
• Rosey Grier
• Joey Heatherton
• Tippi Hedren
• Charlton Heston
• Don Ho
• The Hondells ^[2]
• Bob Hope ^[3]
• The Ink Spots
• Fran Jeffries
• Jack Jones
• Danny Kaye
• Jayne Kennedy
• Dawn Lake
• Ann Landers
• Christy Lane
• Frances Langford
• Piper Laurie
• Vicki Lawrence
• Bobby Limb
• Little Pattie ^[4]
• Gloria Loring
• Jayne Mansfield
• Mary Martin
• Diane McBain
• Barbara McNair
• Robert Mitchum
• Archie Moore
• Terry Moore
• Rita Moreno
• Jim Nabors
• Patricia Neal
• Julie Newmar
• Wayne Newton
• Nicholas Brothers (Fayard and Harold Nicholas)
• Chris Noel
• Kathleen Nolan
• Pat O'Brien
• Janis Paige
• Fess Parker
• Dian Parkinson
• Melody Patterson
• Denise Perrier ^[5]
• Suzanne Pleshette
• Mala Powers
• Stefanie Powers
• Charley Pride
• Penelope Plummer
• Martha Raye
• Debbie Reynolds
• The Sapphires (Laurel Robinson and Lois Peeler)
• Roy Rogers
• Bobby Rydell
• Nancy Sinatra
• Roger Smith
• Hank Snow
• Rick Springfield ^[6]
• Connie Stevens
• Kaye Stevens
• James Stewart
• Jill St. John
• Joe Torre
• Doreen Tracey
• Johnny Unitas
• Mamie Van Doren
• John Wayne
• Raquel Welch
• Lawrence Welk
• Jonathan Winters

References

1. Hodges, Ann (January 14, 1971). "That Time Again". Houston Chronicle. p. 3-9.
2. Embry, Jim (October 16, 1966). "Steve Allen To Compose First Movie Music Score". Evansville Press. p. 14.
3. On the Road: USO Shows: Bob Hope and American Variety (Library of Congress)
4. "Timeline: 9991810 Patricia Thelma 'Little Pattie' Amphlett, OAM". Who's who in Australian Military History. Australian War Memorial . Retrieved 24 September 2009.
5. "Entertaining Vietnam". cultureunplugged.com.
6. Soapography, "Rick Springfield and Kimberly McCullough", aired June 16, 2007, on SOAPnet