Among the top-selling PX items in the Vietnam War was this common American commodity.
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Daily Quiz for May 20, 2010
In psychological warfare operations during the Vietnam War, O-2 observation planes played this from loudspeakers.
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Daily Quiz for May 9, 2009
He granted a full pardon to Vietnam War draft evaders, as long as they had not been involved in violent acts.
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Gen. William Westmoreland / Westy’s Regrets
Gen. William Westmoreland, in his last interview, expressed surprising regrets and perspectives on U.S. military strategy and the controversy surrounding the Vietnam War.
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Daily Quiz for March 30, 2007
He granted a full pardon to Vietnam War draft evaders, as long as they had not been involved in violent acts:
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Interview: General William C. Westmoreland
General William C. Westmoreland—widely identified as the embodiment of the American experience in Vietnam—recounts his military career and the Vietnam war during an interview in 1990.
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The Withdrawal from Khe Sanh
Two months after withstanding the most ferocious siege of the Vietnam War, Khe Sanh was abandoned to the enemy.
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Do We need to Reconsider What Makes an Ace?
Drones have added a new wrinkle to air combat.
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Is Gerald R. Ford’s Legacy Deserving of a Reassessment?
Author Richard Norton Smith believes he does.
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The Old World Soldier Who Conquered the New
In 1519 Hernán Cortés set out to invade the Aztec capital of Tenochtitlán, his boldness earning Spain a foothold in the Americas.