vietnam war

Sacred Spaces
The ‘1975’ project helps Vietnamese refugee families open up about their past
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Morley Safer, correspondent for CBS News, reporting on the systematic burning of South Vietnamese villages by US Marines in Cam Ne, Vietnam, 1965.
Conflict
Morley Safer’s coverage of the Vietnam War changed everything
The Truong family arrived to the United States not long after fleeing Vietnam in 1975, when the then-capital of South Vietnam, Saigon, fell to the North Vietnamese army. Thu-Thuy Truong, far right, places bunny ears above her brother, Sy.
Conflict
New to America, this young Vietnamese refugee wanted to ‘erase’ his past
With the help of the military and civilian aid groups, Vietnamese refugees at California's Camp Pendleton created a community after being resettled there in 1975. They received food, shelter and services to help prepare them for permanent residence in the
Conflict
Remembering the California refugee camp that gave Vietnamese a new life in the US
Several dozen Vietnamese demonstrators protest against what they described as human rights violations in the former South Vietnam on April 30, 1998 at city hall in Orlando, Florida.
Conflict
Forty years after Vietnam, a refugee relives his journey from Saigon to San Francisco
USS Frank E. Evans
Conflict & Justice
US military rules have kept the names of 74 sailors off the Vietnam Veterans Memorial