This article originally appeared at thenewyorktimes.com. By Deborah Paredez. Photo: Gilberto C. Villarreal, the author’s father, in Vietnam. The Edgewood Independent School District, located in a...
Veterans & Families
QĐND TV interview with Chuck Searcy, Project Renew
Link to QĐND TV interview conducted by Mr. Trần Hoàng Hà at Biên tập viên - Trung Tâm Truyền Hình Nhân Dân - Báo Nhân Dân: Click link below to view Chuck Searcy (interview begins at 06:03 and runs...
Hey, Buddy, Wanna Buy A Used War? by Lawrence Reichard
Hey, Buddy, Wanna Buy A Used War? I was raised by two historians. My father had a Harvard PhD in history and was a...
The Mirror of Vietnam by Louis Proyect
This article originally appeared at www.counterpunch.org. Two Documentaries on the Vietnam War: One Great, the Other...
Tomgram: Christian Appy, “Honor” the Vietnam Veteran, Forget the War
This article originally appeared at www.tomdispatch.com [Note to TomDispatch Readers: We have an interesting offer...
Combat and Reconciliation A Vietnam vet returns to heal old wounds
This article originally published June 26, 2005 by The Sunday Boston Globe. Combat and Reconciliation A Vietnam vet...
The Order to “Support the Troops” is Killing Veterans Troop Worship by Abby Martin
This article originally appeared at www.counterpunch.org If there’s one thing that unifies the nation in times of...
The Truth About the Wars
This article was originally published at nytimes.com written by Daniel P. Bolger. AS a senior commander in Iraq and...
Combat Stress Among Veterans Is Found to Persist Since Vietnam
Originally posted on the New York Times by Benedict Carey Most veterans who had persistent post-traumatic stress a...
Forgotten Casualties of the Vietnam War
Originally posted on This Can't Be Happening by John Grant Charging a man with murder in this place was like handing...
Anti-War Essay/Commentary
By Clare Hanrahan “The time for dissent is passed once the war is declared,” one Asheville resident recently wrote to...
Two Iraqis gave me messages for the US people, which I always try to pass on.
By Christopher C. Rushlau “I was a cook in a national guard engineer battalion on FOB Marez in Mosul from March to...