Mary Emma Woolley, president of Mount Holyoke College from 1901-1937, chose never to return to campus after her tenure for this reason.
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Book Review: USAF and VNAF A-1 Skyraider Units
USAF and VNAF A-1 Skyraider Units of the Vietnam War by Byron E. Hukee, Osprey […]
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Vietnam Book Review: Tunesmith Chronicles
Tunesmith Chronicles: A Musical History Tour by Lem Genovese, First Aviation Publishing, 2012 Author […]
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Vietnam Book Review: Vietnam, by Andrew Wiest
Vietnam: A View From the Front Lines, by Andrew Wiest, Osprey Publishing, 2013 The […]
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Vietnam Book Review: True Faith and Allegiance
True Faith and Allegiance: An American Paratrooper and the 1972 Battle for An Loc […]
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The Duke’s Green Berets
John Wayne’s 1968 take on the Vietnam War sang the praises of U.S. Special […]
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How The Vietnam War Changed People’s Views About Napalm
Napalm was at first popular as a wartime weapon. During the Vietnam War, it became notorious.
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Norman, The Third Tour
General Schwarzkopf’s return to Vietnam more than 20 years after his second combat tour […]
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Hunkering Down in a Place Called Khe Sanh
Few had ever heard of the embattled combat base when an Air Force reporter […]
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Interview: David Ferriero / National Archivist’s Da Nang Detour
Before dropping out of college and joining the Navy in 1967, David Ferriero had […]