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America’s Bitter End in Vietnam

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The article was written by Col. Harry G. Summers, Jr. and originally published in the April 1995 issue of Vietnam Magazine.

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  1. 3 Comments to “America’s Bitter End in Vietnam”

  2. Am still kicking @ 88* Never a word from CIA. I lost Nearly 16,000 by remaining to help out and never a word from CIA. Flew for nearly 10 yrs in VN & Laos.

    By Chauncey J. Collard on Aug 4, 2008 at 5:41 pm

  3. Dear Mr Collard
    I’m looking for my daughter Yasemin Serra. Her mother was Kimberley Kay Collard and I thought that you may be related. If you have any information about her please could you contact me. My email is sacirain@hotmail.com.
    Kind regards
    Macit Basaran

    By macit basaran on Aug 13, 2008 at 12:32 pm

  4. Mom & I would like to hear from anyone who visited the Vung Tau Christian Servicemen’s Home at 17 Treoung Cong Dinh St. In Vung Tau. E-mail dnawarren@surry.net we live at 839 Buck Fork Rd, Dobson, NC.27017 tele # 336-374-2601 May God Bless you.

    By Donald S. Warren on Feb 11, 2009 at 3:22 pm

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