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My parents think of Vietnam as the country they escaped. I see it as the place I want to live.
Back in Texas, alone time was common; in Vietnam, she says it often felt like something she had to fight for.
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Jungle Warfare from the Air: How the TF-9J Cougar Identified and Eliminated Targets
Flying dangerously close to enemy lines, the TF-9J Cougar helped shape the outcome of ground battles in Vietnam. With a single misidentification risking friendly fire, its pilots operated with ...
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UCD: How war trauma affects Vietnamese Americans’ brain health
As the United States this year reflects on the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, researchers from UC Davis and ...
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I Can't Believe These Amazing War Novels Haven't Received Movie Adaptations Yet (& It Needs to Happen ASAP)
While many war novels have been adapted into successful films, books such as Code Girls and In Harm’s Way still deserve the ...
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The World's Largest Cave Has Its Own Climate System With Jungles, Rivers, and Clouds—and This Is the Only Way You Can See It
Vietnam is home to the world's largest cave. It's so vast that it has its own weather system and could fit an entire city ...
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Reliving a friend’s loss in Vietnam nearly 60 years later | Tell Your Story
Bob Adams and I were two Chico High grads, a year apart, halfway around the world — crossing paths again just before one of us vanished, and the other began to understand how one life can echo ...
Vietnam Aches for Its M.I.A.’s. Will America Stop Funding Science to Identify Them?
New breakthroughs in DNA analysis offer a chance to identify more of the lost from wars and disasters stretching back decades ...
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What stays with one West Michigan veteran decades after Vietnam
Nearly 60 years after the mortars stopped falling, John Kooistra still carries pieces of the Vietnam War. Not metaphorical, ...