Legacies: Unexploded Ordnance

Quang Tri: Big bomb in residential area safely handled

PeaceTrees Vietnam successfully handled and transported a MK82 bomb weighing 227kg left from the war in the central province of Quang Tri.

Videos of the Waging Peace in Vietnam conference, Washington DC

July 13, 2020

Panel discussions from the George Washington University conference hosted in conjunction with the traveling exhibit.

April 4 is International Mine Awareness Day

April 7, 2020

Việt Nam Note: Chuck Searcy, Project RENEW, 4 April 2020 Today, April 4, is International Mine Awareness Day, led by the United Nations and its Member States to focus the world's attention on the...

THE LETHAL LEGACY OF THE VIETNAM WAR SPECIAL INVESTIGATION FORTY YEARS AFTER ITS END, VIETNAMESE ARE STILL COPING WITH UNEXPLODED BOMBS AND AGENT ORANGE BY GEORGE BLACK

March 15, 2015

This article originally appeared in print edition of The Nation on March 16, 2015. Photo credit: American troops in...

Reviving the Tonkin Gulf incident by Rob Gowland

March 4, 2015

This article originally appeared at CPA-The Guardian. I see that they’re rewriting history again. Or, more accurately,...

Jumping on the Vietnam War Commemoration Bandwagon: The Vain Search for Honor

February 21, 2015

This article originally appeared at huffingtonpost.com. As we settle into year three of the 13-year...

Wages of War: Vietnam and Iraq by John Tirman

February 20, 2015

This article originally appeared at HuffingtonPost.com. One of the...

The Endless Tragedy of Vietnam By Myra MacPherson

February 17, 2015

This article originally appeared at www.consortiumnews.com For the U.S. government, old lies die hard, even lies as...

Hey, Buddy, Wanna Buy A Used War? by Lawrence Reichard

February 17, 2015

Hey, Buddy, Wanna Buy A Used War? I was raised by two historians. My father had a Harvard PhD in history and was a...

Piascik: Vietnam: a longer view

February 10, 2015

This article originally appeared at www.ctpost.com John Mihalec's recent column ("50 Years Ago: The Start to Vietnam...

“Enforcing the Silence” – Political Murder in Viet Namese America, A Film Review By Nadya Williams

February 3, 2015

We all know the Viet Nam War did not end in 1975: the 20-year U.S. embargo, boat people, re-education camps, sick and...

Watch the US Drop 2.5 Million Tons of Bombs on Laos

January 28, 2015

This article originally appeared at www.warhistoryonline.org Between 1964 and 1973, the United States dropped around...

2014 Operation Light the End of the Tunnel – Preview

September 20, 2014

CHUCK SEARCY - International Advisor, Project RENEW

Veteran works to clean up bombs left from Vietnam War

September 2, 2014

Originally published on ABC7 News SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Next year will mark the 50th anniversary of the start of the...

Lao women leading effort to clear millions of unexploded bombs left over from Vietnam War

July 15, 2014

Originally published on ABC.net Women are on the frontline of the effort to find and destroy millions of unexploded...