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  2. Jun 1

    These men are Hmong soldiers. Hmong were the allies to US military during the Vietnam War. Till this day, the military still kept this as a secret. Throughout history lessons, not many US residents know who the hmong were. We get mislabeled as vietnamese or laotian.

  3. 13 hours ago

    Remembering today 1LT Sharon Lane of the US Army Nurse Corps. On June 8, 1969, she was killed when enemy rockets struck the 312th Evacuation Hospital in Chu Lai, Vietnam. She was the only American servicewoman killed by enemy fire during the war. Lest we forget.

  4. So, I made grenades and destructible objects. Of course, this does not at all look like a grenade, it's even more likely that it's smoke grenade (or some uranium process). How about explode some Vietnamese bases?

  5. Jun 5

    Join us as John Musgrave presents on the Vietnam War as part of our Museum After Hours program series this Friday, June 8, at 6:30 p.m.

  6. 19 hours ago

    Maryland Public TV is a commemorative partner in The United States of America Vietnam War Commemoration , as the nation marks the anniversary of our engagement in the . Join us in saluting our veterans' valor, service, and sacrifice!

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  7. Jun 6

    Pvt. Martin Jordan, 173d Abn Bde, mans his position with an M79 grenade launcher, 5 May 1965. Sp5 James I. Hatton DASPO via NARA. D-Day Paratrooper Remix by erikthehistorian (erik villard)

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  8. Jun 8

    A mortar crew from the 1st Cavalry Division conducts a fire mission on the Bong Son Plain, Binh Dinh Province, during Opn Masher/White Wing, Feb 1966. Photo by SSgt Gilbert L. Meyers DASPO via NARA. Enhancement by erikthehistorian (erik villard)

  9. Jun 7

    South Vietnamese soldiers in Saigon during the failed coup directed at MG Nguyen Khanh, 13 Sep 1964. Photo by Sp5 Gilbert Meyers, DASPO via CMH files. Graphic Novel Remix by erikthehistorian (erik villard)

  10. Jun 7

    A turn in my career! I could be a captain too. Met a soldier, a TV director, and now a boat pilot. There are so many possibilities in a lifetime. Never stop exploring.

  11. Jun 5

    1968 - I'm enjoying a fantastic & informative series by about historic milestone events that changed America

  12. Jun 6

    M107 175-mm. self-propelled gun at the Rockpile (date unknown) Photo by Darrell Berning via Manhhai Flickr Mojave Sand Remix by erikthehistorian (erik villard)

  13. Jun 5
  14. 21 hours ago

    In 1977 President Carter granted an unconditional pardon to thousands of men who evaded the during the . In total, some 100,000 Americans went abroad in the late 1960s and early 70s to avoid serving.

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  15. 19 hours ago

    is in as elsewhere: is poor developing country hammered for decades by 's cruelties, 35 years of occupation, so life hard. But spirit strong here: no people like . He right @ evil 🇰🇵

  16. 11 hours ago

    VERY COOOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I can't claim that one but did go to Washington 2nd march to stop from UofTN didn't tell mom till there and was in very big trouble but I helped end it

  17. Jun 5

    General William Westmoreland, MACV commander, and Col. O.D. Jackson, commander of the Australian Armed Forces, Vietnam, greet Australian soldiers at Vung Tau, 8 June 1965. Photo by Sp5 Jose C. Rivera DASPO via NARA Enhancement by erikthehistorian (erik villard)

  18. Jun 1

    Elements of the 1st Cavalry Division arrive at Qui Nhon, 13 Sep 65. Photo by SSG Lyle V. Boggess DASPO via NARA Enhancement by erikthehistorian (erik villard)

  19. Jun 4

    Soldiers from the 1st Bde, 101st Abn Div, and a flight of Hueys (incl. an ARA ship) in Kontum Province, Feb 1966. Photo via Manhhai Flickr from Corbis Enhancement by erikthehistorian (erik villard)

  20. Jun 8

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