HistoryNet masthead

Table of Contents - April 2010 Vietnam magazine

By Vietnam magazine | VIET Issues  | Single Page  | 0 comments  | Print This Post  | Email This Post

Click to subscribe to Vietnam magazine.
Click to subscribe to Vietnam magazine.
FEATURES

COVER STORY
Vietnam: The Last Great Picture War
By Hal Buell
The war in Vietnam was photographed like no conflict before it or since, and its uncensored reality had profound consequences

Coca-Cola Kid Startles Sleeping Marines
By Joe Holt
How a 10-year-old soft drink peddler made the baddest of the bad—trained killers—look more like a bunch of silly boys

'Life has been good so far'
By Michael Christy
When 100 Viet Cong attacked an undermanned Special Forces Camp in June 1969, Green Beret Robert Pryor's life was changed forever

Edward Lansdale's Black War
By Marc D. Bernstein
Racing against Geneva's timetable to unify north and south, a CIA legend's psywar tricks helped give birth to the Republic of Vietnam

Found: Lost Dog Tags – Genuine or Fake?
By Robert Mann, with Robert Maves, Ron Ward and Niels Zussblatt
A team of researchers challenges conventional wisdom that most dog tags hawked in Vietnam are post-war fakes—even Elvis Presley's

DEPARTMENTS

Letters

News

Arsenal
The EA-6B Prowler: Built to outwit Hanoi's air defenses

Interview
Jeremiah Denton's quest for the America he left behind

Homefront
What was happening back in the States in March/April 1965

My War
Nurse Jeanne Urbin Markle

Letter From Vietnam

Reviews
War Stories: False Atrocity Tales, Swift Boaters, and Winter Soldiers; War Without Fronts; and more

Offerings: Left at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial
 

Tags: ,

HistoryNet.com Subject Locator

Post a Comment

Please note that HistoryNet Staff cannot respond to requests for research of any type. Please visit our research forum to post research questions. If you have a question about our magazines, please use the contact us form.

Related Articles


Historynet Spacer




HistoryNet Article Archives Historynet Spacer

HISTORYNET READERS' POLL

Should governments be required to return artwork that was taken from its owners in wartime?

View Results | See previous polls

Loading ... Loading ...
STAY CONNECTED WITH US 
RSS Feed Daily Email Update

What is HistoryNet?

The HistoryNet.com is brought to you by the Weider History Group, the world's largest publisher of history magazines. HistoryNet.com contains daily features, photo galleries and over 5,000 articles originally published in our various magazines.

If you are interested in a specific history subject, try searching our archives, you are bound to find something to pique your interest.

 Get our RSS!
 Newsletter Signup

From Our Magazines

Weider History Group

Weider History Network:  HistoryNet | Armchair General | Great History | Achtung Panzer!
Today in History | Picture of the Day | Daily Quiz | Daily History Question

Copyright © 2010 Weider History Group. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
Contact Us | Advertise With Us | Subscription Help