Napalm: An American Biography by Robert Neer, Belknap Press, 2013 Created in a Harvard […]
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Still Fighting for MIA
For more than four decades, the families of Americans still missing in Vietnam have […]
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Free at Last: Operation Homecoming
Forty years ago, Operation Homecoming saw nearly 600 American POWs freed—and began the task […]
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Stanley Karnow: An Interesting Man in Interesting Times
Restless, skeptical, petulant and compulsively inquisitive, to the end. Stanley Karnow, the journalist and […]
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The Collapse of Generalship
The decline of integrity, discipline and objectivity among the generals in Vietnam fostered a […]
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Long Night on Hill 488
In June 1966, a Marine recon platoon, surrounded and vastly outnumbered, achieved one of […]
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My War: Wayne Jensen
Petty Officer Third Class, U.S. Navy 1963-66; November 1967 – November 1968 When I […]
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Vietnam News June 2013
Hagel Survives Close Combat Again, This Time in Congress After one of the most […]
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A Floating Tank: Japan’s Type 2 Ka-Mi Amphibious Tank
The Ka-Mi performed well at sea, but its vulnerability on land undermined its effectiveness.
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Interview: Christopher Nolan / “Dunkirk”
Christopher Nolan, 47, is one of the most successful filmmakers in the industry. Known […]