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Photo: John Olson’s famous photo of wounded Marines being evacuated during the Battle of Hue in February 1968. John Olson/The LIFE Images Collection, via Getty Images This post originally appeared at the nytimes.com. A
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“I was a coward, not for leaving the war, but for having been a part of it in the first place. I failed to fulfill my moral duty as a human being, and instead I chose to fulfill my duty as a soldier…. I am confined to a
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Renewing Resistance in 2019 & Moving Forward. Select films, readings, books, websites, and music that tell the stories of 50 years of GI resistance.
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This article originally appeared at alternet.org. By Robert Scheer In conversation with Robert Scheer, veterans Ron Kovic and Maj. Danny Sjursen trace the United States’ violent trajectory since the Vietnam War. American
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Photo: A clergyman joining those burning draft cards at Arlington Street Church in Boston, October 1967. Joe Runci/The Boston Globe, via Getty Images This article originally appeared at the nytimes.com. By Michael Stewart
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Photo: The Harvey Richards Media Archive This article originally appeared at apjjf.org By Jerry Lembcke Recovering the history of in-service dissent during the war in Vietnam is of utmost importance. Recognition of that dissent
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Photo: Sonny Ross for The Washington Post. This article originally appeared at thewashingtonpost.com. By Philip Kennicott, Art and architecture critic The Vietnam War, which tore this country apart and forever changed its
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By David Cortright One of the least known but most important chapters in the history of America’s encounter with Vietnam was the internal rebellion that wracked the U.S. military. From the Long Binh jail in Vietnam, to Travis
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This post originally appeared at warbirdforum.com. Photo Credit: Rafal Olkis | Shutterstock.com By Col. Robert D. Heinl, Jr. Armed Forces Journal, 7 June 1971 (This copyrighted material is posted as a public service for its
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This post originally appeared at the nytimes.com. Photo: Outside the Pentagon during the 1967 demonstrations. Credit Associated Press By Sherwood Rudin October 1967 was a time of simmering hostilities in the United States on
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An investigative report obtained by The Times reveals new details about one of the Vietnam War’s worst friendly-fire incidents. Photo: Paratroopers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade filing past bodies of fellow soldiers killed in
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By Viet Thanh Nguyen (time.com), "While those words from 1963 are necessary, his speech “Beyond Vietnam,” from 1967, is actually the more insightful one."
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This interview with Veterans For Peace member Susan Schnall about her 1968 war resistance while on active duty as a Navy nurse was first published in the Winter 2018 edition of the VFP Newsletter. Veterans For Peace: When you
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Hurricane Maria led to a host of new plans to fix island barrios plagued by chronic flooding. A look at the Vietnam neighborhood shows why they may never be achieved. By Michael Kimmelman Photographs by Christopher
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Martin Luther King Jr. courageously spoke out about the Vietnam War. We must do the same when it comes to this grave injustice of our time. By Michelle Alexander This post originally appeared at the nytimes.com. Photo: “We
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By Robert Sharlet | The Rag Blog | May 24, 2014 For the fallen from Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, it’s home in a box, family and neighbors gather, a sad requiem, the flag folded, presented to the mother. Nearly a
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This article originally appeared at the diplomat.com. Photo: A bullock cart goes past a destroyed Vietnamese tank in Cambodia’s Svay Rieng province (July 1979).Image Credit: © Nayan Chanda 2018 By Nayan Chanda On the morning
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Photo: Souliya Phoumivong, with one of the clay buffalo he uses for his stop-gap animation film Flow This article originally appeared at thegau As Laos opens up after decades of war and isolation, a new generation of artists are
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By popular demand, VFP Chapter 160 in Viet Nam will host another tour for VFP members, spouses, friends, who have requested one more chance to visit the country that shaped our lives in so many ways. COST: $2,900 for 17 days
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Photo: Maclear (centre) was presented a lifetime achievement award by the Canadian Journalism Foundation in 2013. This post originally appeared at vietnamnews.vn. By Tom Wilber Late in August 1969, Michael Maclear, then with
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