Capt. Archie Kuntze commanded U.S. Navy Headquarters Support Activity Saigon. The assignment would be the high point of his career—and end as the low point in his life.
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Tet: The Center of the Storm
While Tet remains widely regarded as a big surprise, Lt. Gen. Frederick Weyand saw […]
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Vietnam News- February 2012
Medal of Honor Recipient’s Colt .45, Stolen 33 Years Ago, Turns Up at Auction […]
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God Bless America in Vietnam
A logistics officer’s mundane quest for supplies found uncommon goodwill and true heroes. In […]
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Thanksgiving in Vietnam, 1966: Serving Turkey and Dodging Bullets
Two Red Cross volunteers discovered a whole new meaning of Thanksgiving in the jungle of Vietnam.
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A Terrible Beauty
“I’m a photojournalist, or whatever you want to call me. But I don’t belong […]
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Vietnam News- April 2012
Iraq War Ends; Vietnam Comparisons Continue The departure of the last U.S. soldiers from […]
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Review: The Vietnam War 1945-1975
The Vietnam War is about to make headlines again—historian Max Boot releases a new biography on Edward Lansdale, a seminal figure in the conflict.
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Fire For Effect: Three-Minute Marshall
FDR was determined to keep the U.S. out of war, but in just a few short minutes General George C. Marshall changed his mind and history
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Daily Quiz for September 7, 2017
This was the first President to have transcripts of his news conferences produced.