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A GI talks about the danger of landmines and the courage it took just to walk in Vietnam.
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A journalist witnesses a violent clash between police and protesters in Chicago.
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A captured Army doctor recounts his experience of being taken prisoner by the Viet Cong.
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In 1919, a young Ho Chi Minh delivers a letter to the American delegation.
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In Hanoi, two North Vietnamese factions disagree about how best to proceed in the war.
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An antiwar movement begins to grow as Americans learn of the conflict in Vietnam.
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Students across South Vietnam protest the government's treatment of Buddhist monks.
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A Marine describes his heartbreak at returning home to face angry protesters.
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A soldier describes the enormous high and enormous costs of combat.
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A mother wonders how she'll be informed if her son is injured in combat.
