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On November 15, 1969, half a million gathered in Washington, D.C., to protest the war.
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A Marine phones his mother when he doesn't think he'll make it out of Vietnam alive.
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A Marine remembers being afraid when assigned a listening post at night.
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President Kennedy dictates his rueful account of the 1963 Coup in Saigon.
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In a taped conversation, President Johnson expresses concern about the war in Vietnam.
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An antiwar activist recalls a large protest march in New York City.
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A Viet Cong soldier recalls losing several family members in the war.
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A youth volunteer on the Ho Chi Minh Trail describes her experiences.
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A South Vietnamese woman researches the communist movement in her country.
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A Marine learns about adapting psychologically during war.
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President Johnson and Secretary McNamara discuss strategy by phone.
