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PHOTO: Helicopter pilot Hugh Thompson speaks with reporters at the Pentagon on Dec. 4, 1969, after testifying about the My Lai massacre in South Vietnam. (Associated Press) This essay originally appeared in the opinion section of
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Photo caption: Capt. Ernest L. Medina on a visit to his hometown, Montrose, Colo., in 1970 after he had been charged in the massacre of Vietnamese in 1968. Photo Credit: Gary Settle/The New York Times This obituary originally
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Photo by Ronald L. Haeberle | CC BY 2.0 This article originally appeared at counterpunch.org. By Michael Uhl. Monsters exist, but they are too few in number to be truly dangerous. More dangerous are the common men, the
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Photo: Some of the villagers huddle together with black bags covering their heads. Son My, South Vietnam. March 16, 1968. Library of Congress. This post originally appeared at informationclearinghouse.info. WARNING: This
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This post originally appeared at vietnampeace.org. My Lai Ceremony Short clip from the ceremony in My Lai, Vietnam today before a crowd of 1,000 people, including Veterans for Peace, the Vietnam Peace Commemoration Committee
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Photo: Do Ba, 60, was rescued by the helicopter crew of Hugh Thompson and Larry Coburn, during the My Lai massacre, but his mother and two siblings were killed. Credit: Thomas Maresca/For USA TODAY This article originally
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Photo: Ha Thi Quy, 93, a survivor of the My Lai massacre, remembers the tragedy that killed her mother and daughter. Photo by Pham Linh. This post originally appeared at vnexpress.net. By Pham Linh. Some people are trying to
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Photo: Vietnamese villagers killed by American soldiers during the My Lai massacre in 1968.CreditRonald S. Haeberle/The LIFE Images Collection, via Getty Images. This article originally appeared at the nytimes.com.
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Photo: Veterans against the war (PEDIN, JOHN). This article originally appeared at the nydailynews.com. By Susan M. Schnall. In 1967, I was a Navy nurse at Oak Knoll Hospital, which was built during World War II in Oakland,
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By James Pearson, Reuters / March 16th, 2018. QUANG NGAI, Vietnam (Reuters) – Vietnam marked 50 years since the My Lai massacre on Friday in a memorial ceremony at the site of the killings that was attended by survivors
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Photo: Two Vietnamese children lie on the ground as they’re about to be shot. Son My, South Vietnam. March 16, 1968. Wikimedia Commons This article originally appeared at democracynow.org. As a group of
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Photo: A Vietnamese man puts down his head and cries. Son My, South Vietnam. March 16, 1968. Library of Congress This article originally appeared at democracynow.org. Fifty years ago, on March 16, 1968, U.S. soldiers
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An American soldier throws bamboo sieves into the fire of burning houses during the My Lai massacre on March 16, 1968. Photo by Ronald Haeberle. This article originally appeared at vnexpress.net. By Pham Linh. Many young
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Photo credit: Claro Cortes / Reuters. This article originally appeared at theatlantic.com. By CONOR FRIEDERSDORF. A half-century after a brutal massacre in Vietnam, the United States still struggles to hold itself accountable
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Photo: People visit the My Lai Exhibit in San Diego in this undated photo. CREDIT: VETERANS FOR PEACE SAN DIEGO. This article originally appeared at kpbs.org. By Steve Walsh. Friday marks the 50th anniversary of the My Lai
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This review originally appeared at thiscantbehappening.net. March 16, 2018, the 50th anniversary of the My Lai massacre by: Michael Uhl A book review of: MY LAI: VIETNAM, 1968, AND THE DESCENT INTO DARKNESS By Howard Jones
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