‘Getting Home Alive’: Alpha 6 remembers Vietnam
During periods of inaction, Harvey and his men drilled for encounters with elusive Viet Cong guerillas who stalked the forests.
Words on War: General Kroesen’s Thoughts on Vietnam
General Frederick Kroesen shared his reflections on the Vietnam War in his 2007 memoir, "General Thoughts: Seventy-Five Years with the Army."
The Father He Knew Only From Photographs
The son of a Green Beret takes a movie camera on his journey to learn about Sgt. Fitts’ last mission
Nixon’s Cambodian Incursion
The war’s ‘most successful’ military operation that was a disaster at home.
An Ally with a Lot to Lose in Vietnam
Fearful of communist encroachment that threatened its survival, Thailand provided crucial aid to the U.S. fight in neighboring Indochina.
POWs: Returning to a Society They Did Not Recognize
The pain continued for many POWs even after they came home.
The My Canh Girl
A bloodied child became the symbol of horror when Viet Cong bombs exploded at a Saigon restaurant.
