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I know how to call the Union extension method, e.g.
Dim r = productFirstChars.Union(customerFirstChars)
However I do I do this with the Linq syntax, e.g.
from productFirstChars select ????
You can’t – not all LINQ operators are supported in query expressions, and
Unionis one of those that isn’t. (VB has language support for more query operators than C#, as it happens.) See the documentation for a list of supported query clauses.