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Vietnam's Beauty
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Vietnam's Beauty
A Marine discusses his surprise in discovering the beauty of the Vietnamese landscape.
Reporters in Vietnam
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Reporters in Vietnam
A journalist discovers that it is not always possible to remain neutral reporting on war.
A Marine Comes Home
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A Marine Comes Home
A Marine describes his heartbreak at returning home to face angry protesters.
Moratorium Protests, 1969
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Moratorium Protests, 1969
On November 15, 1969, half a million gathered in Washington, D.C., to protest the war.
The Nightlight
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The Nightlight
A Marine remembers being afraid when assigned a listening post at night.
JFK on the Diem Coup
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JFK on the Diem Coup
President Kennedy dictates his rueful account of the 1963 Coup in Saigon.
LBJ Criticizes the Media
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LBJ Criticizes the Media
In a taped conversation, President Johnson laments press coverage of the war.
Men Like This
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Men Like This
A decorated Army veteran talks about the young men of the Vietnam War.
Quang Ngai
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Quang Ngai
A GI talks about the danger of landmines and the courage it took just to walk in Vietnam.
Protests in Chicago, 1968
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Protests in Chicago, 1968
A journalist witnesses a violent clash between police and protesters in Chicago.
Living is the Difficult Thing
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Living is the Difficult Thing
A captured Army doctor recounts his experience of being taken prisoner by the Viet Cong.
What is Vietnam Worth to Me?
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What is Vietnam Worth to Me?
In a taped conversation, President Johnson expresses concern about the war in Vietnam.
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