NPR American Chronicles - The Vietnam War

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The first-ever collection of stories from NPR explores the Vietnam War from the perspective of both ordinary people affected by the conflict and high-ranking policy makers and military officials - from its origins to the major battles, through the Fall of Saigon, to repercussions of the conflict still felt today.

Contents:

Introduction by Audie Cornish
At the Vietnam War Memorial
May Day War Protest in Washington, D.C.
Gulf of Tonkin’s Phantom Attack
POW Wives
Ruth Harrison
Soldiers’ Stories: Protesting Vietnam
A Red Cross Worker’s War Memories
Dick Gregory: Ideologies and War
A Soldier’s Daughter
‘Dangerous Man’ Daniel Ellsberg Reflects
A Vietnam Vet in His Own Words
Cronkite on Vietnam War
McNamara, Morris, and The Fog of War
The Vietnam War, Through Eddie Adams’ Lens
“Zippo Songs” of Vietnam
At Vietnam Memorial, Unlikely Bond Began
My Lai Eyewitness
A Wartime Diary Touches Vietnamese
Vietnam Homecoming: Communism and Memories
Forgotten Ship: A Daring Rescue as Saigon Fell
Shots Still Reverberate for Survivors of Kent State
Billy Bang’s “Vietnam: The Aftermath”
Remembering Reunification
Goodbye, Saigon
Saigons and Bygones