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Reported by VNEXPRESS on Tuesday, July 2, 2019. Photo: Trung Thanh. While fishing on the Ro River, people discovered a part of the bomb that was exposed to the water surface, the shell was still shiny. On the morning of July 2,
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“When it comes to starting wars, we don’t even bother to change the script anymore.” By Matt Taibbi, published by RollingStone, June 20, 2019 Here we go again. Iran has not only shot down an American spy drone over
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Photo: Vietnamese immigrants gather at Houston City Hall with signs for the ceremony of the sixth anniversary of the fall of South Vietnam, 1981. Courtesy of Larry Reese and the Houston Chronicle. Image available on the Internet
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Photo caption: The Catonsville Nine used homemade Napalm to set draft files on fire, May 17, 1968. This article was originally published on Common Dreams on Sunday, May 6, 2018. By Andrea Germanos Fifty years after they set
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Sisters and Brothers, This issue starting the New Year is dynamite. Look at the partial list of articles below. Here’s the front page which will go to print on January 5th. Order now and your papers will be mailed out the
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This article originally appeared at m.wtol.com. By Lou Hebert, Mark Bickle. TOLEDO, OH (WTOL) – It’s been over 42 years since the war in Vietnam flashed across our TV screens every night. These days not so much,
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With journalists from Van nghe quan doi, Quinn-Judge, far right. Photograph : Claudia Krich This article originally appeared at MekongReview.com. By Christopher Goscha Sophie Quinn-Judge landed in central Vietnam in 1973 as a
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This article originally appeared at Tomgram.com By Ann Jones America has been committed to supporting the veterans of its wars since long before it had “United States of” in front of it. “It was a fearful sight to see
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This article originally appeared at The New York Times. By Christopher Mele Photo: Credit Stephanie Keith/Reuters As many as 2,000 veterans planned to gather next week at the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation in North Dakota to
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This article originally appeared at tomdispatch.com. By Nick Turse Photo: Gage Skidmore/flickr/cc It wasn’t to be, but had it been, Hillary Clinton would have become not only the first woman president, but the first president
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This article originally appeared at TeleSurTV.net Three U.S. veterans are supporting Faisal bin Ali Jaber, whose brother-in-law and nephew were killed in 2012 in a drone strike. Three former drone operators backed a lawsuit
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This article originally appeared at the NewYorker.com. On Saturday, President Obama will set out on a trip to Vietnam, for a visit that’s being billed as looking forward to the future rather than back at the bitter history of
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This video originally appeared on Community Television Network. Out In Left Field Your Browser does not support html5 video Guest Doug Rawlings of Maine Veterans for Peace talks about revisionist history of the Vietnam war.
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This article originally appeared at Landmines.org/vn A cluster bomb explosion in Quang Tri Province has killed one deminer and injured another, both technical staff managed by Project RENEW and Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA).
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Full Disclosure My father was a career Army officer, and World War II combat veteran. I spent my early youth on military bases in the United States, to include Japan and Germany. I absolutely loved my country, until I came back
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This article originally appeared at myleftblogosphere.wordpress.com Rep. Barbara Lee has introduced a House Resolution (H.Res.695) recognizing the Vietnam anti-war movement as, “one of the largest and most prolonged efforts to
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This article originally appeared at mystatesman.com By Ken Herman – American-Statesman Staff Posted: 5:27 p.m. Thursday, April 28, 2016 Funny how time can put new perspective on old jokes. I heard one of those a few times
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This article originally appeared at universityworldnews.com “Patriotism is proud of a country’s virtues and eager to correct its deficiencies; it also acknowledges the legitimate patriotism of other countries, with
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This article from readersupportednews.org “It ain’t that hard to get people to torture,” Ellsberg lamented, but sometimes they’ll also work together to create change for the better. MintPress News is proud to host
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