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The Peace Studies conversation with Doug Rawlings is now posted on PeaceWorks’ YouTube channel. It is 55 minutes, concludes with 2 poems: The Girl in the Picture(for Phan Thi Kim Phuc) and Unexploded Ordnance: A Ballad.
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Photo: 3/16/2018 by Dan Shea of VFP VFP VN 2018 Tour, Videos by Dan Shea Not in chronological order Thomas E. Wilber at Hoa Lo Prison (U.S. POW called the Hanoi Hilton) 3/5/18 Video includes GI Resisters Mike Wong & Keith
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This article originally appeared at Globalresearch.ca. Introduction by Douglas Valentine Michael Maclear’s 1975 documentary, Spooks and Cowboys, Gooks and Grunts (Part 1) is more relevant now than ever. Forty-two years
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Examine the Vietnam War and its impact through interviews on “The Dick Cavett Show.”
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This post originally appeared at MainePublic.com. Maine Public is encouraging Vietnam Veterans and anyone affected by the conflict to share their own story on the Vietnam War and correspondence they had during or after the war.
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Videos by Dan Shea Book Talk at Powell’s Books Downtown Portland Viet Thanh Nguyen’s The Sympathizer was one of the most widely praised novels of 2015 and won the 2016 Pulitzer Prize. With the coruscating gaze that
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After the VFP Convention in Berkeley, Daniel Ellsberg was the last speaker and afterward he invited a few of us out for late lunch & conversation: John Heuer, Dan Shea, Col. Ann Wright, Chuck Searcy, S. Brian Willson, Becky
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Veterans For Peace Forum: Water Protectors Guest: Buzz Nelson, Standing Rock Sioux NoDAPL Lakota Sioux Elder & Marine Corp, Korean Veteran Host: Dan Shea of VFP Marine Corp, Viet Nam Veteran 1968 Check out Veterans For
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Saturday September 24th 2016 on Veterans For Peace Forum, host Dan Shea will have a conversation with Veteran Mike Hastie, Army Medic Viet Nam who was on a recent VFP Delegation to Okinawa, where he witnessed an Island Under
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This article originally appeared at peaceblog.wordpress.com BY Gabe Murphy On Tuesday, Textron — the last U.S. weapons company making cluster bombs, a deadly indiscriminate weapon that’s made headlines in the past year for
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19ejFuEyHyk Mickey Grant: “There were 2 communist parties… one in the north, and one in the south. The Chinese never wanted the one in the North to win. You can look all this up.
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This article originally appeared at DemocracyNow.org As President Obama becomes the first American president to visit Laos, we look at the legacy of the U.S. bombing campaign there during the war on Vietnam. The U.S.
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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 post originally appeared at the Greensboro News and Record. North Carolina native and former war correspondent Perry Deane Young explains his narrator’s role on the electronic music group Reel Banditos’
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Jan 24, 2015 This is the first in my series, Warriors for Peace: Veterans Speak, featuring S. Brian Willson. Viewer caution is advised. There is violent and graphic material in this film. Regis Tremblay Runtime: 69 mins.
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With Vietnamese, Laotian, Thai, and Cambodian inscriptions on the monument, its origin is puzzling. There’s a story here that may never be known. This memorial, far from civilization, is, without doubt, the most endearing of
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Warriors for Peace: Veterans Speak profile of Viet Nam War nurse. Third in series. Be sure to watch to the end of this 41 minute video. Her poem will bring tears.
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This article originally published at DemocracyNow.org. In one of his final speeches, the late civil rights leader Julian Bond spoke at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial on May 2, 2015, as part of the “Vietnam: Power of
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