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An Giang An Xuyen Ba Xuyen Bac Lieu Bien Hoa Binh Dinh Binh Duong Binh Long Binh Thuan Binh Thuy Chau Doc Chuong Thien	Con Son Island Darlac Dinh Tuong Gia Dinh Go Cong Hau Nghia Kien Giang Kien Hoa Kien Phong Kien Tuong Khanh Hoa Kontum	Lam Dong Long An Long Khanh Ninh Thuan Phong Binh Phu Bon Phu Yen Phuoc Long Phuoc Tuy Pleiku Quang Duc Quang Nam	Quang Ngai Quang Tin Quang Tri Sa Dec Tay Ninh Thua Thien Tuyen Duc Vinh Binh Vinh Long

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An Hoa An Khe An Loc Ban Me Thuot Bear Cat Ben Cat Ben Het Ben Tre Bien Hoa Binh Dinh Binh Thuy Bong Son	Bu Dop Ca Mau Cai Be Cam Ranh Can Tho Cau Viet Cheo Reo Cholon Chu Lai Con Thien Cu Chi Da Lat	Da Nang Dak To Dalat DaNang Di An Di Linh Dong Ha Dong Tam Duc Lap Duc Pho Ghia Nghia	Khanh Hoa Kontum Lai Khe Lao Bao Loc Ninh Long Binh Long Thanh M'Drak My Lai My Tho Nha Trang Ninh Hoa	Phan Rang Phan Thiet Phong Dien Phu Bai Phu Cat Phu Vinh Phuc Lo Phuoc Vinh Pleiku Pleime Quang Ngai	Queson Qui Nhon Saigon Soc Trang Son My Song Be Tam Ky Tan Son Nhut Tay Ninh Tien Phu Tuy Hoa	Vinh Loi Vinh Long Vo Dat Vung Tau Xuan Loc

North Vietnam Cities

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Banam Fish Hook Kompong Cham Parrot's Beak Phnom Penh Snuol Takeo

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Creighton W. Abrams, Jr. Dean Acheson Spiro Agnew George Ball Chester Bowles Omar N. Bradley McGeorge Bundy William Bundy Ellsworth Bunker William L. Calley, Jr.

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Richard M. Nixon Frederick Nolting Anrhimedes Patti Matthew Ridgway Walt W. Rostow Dean Rusk Richard B. Russell Ulysses S. Grant Sharp, Jr. Maxwell D. Taylor Harry S. Truman next >

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Bao Dai Bui Diem Bui Tin Duong Quynh Hoa Duong Van Minh Ho Chi Minh Le Duan Le Duc Tho Ngo Dinh Diem Ngo Dinh Nhu

Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu Ngo Dinh Thuc Nguyen Cao Ky Nguyen Huu Tho Nguyen Khanh Nguyen Thi Nguyen Van Pham Van Dong Tran Do Tran Kim Tuyen next >

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How did you end up fighting in Vietnam?

What was your first impression of Vietnam?

What are your most vivid recollections of combat?

What tales can you tell about your R & R?

What holiday do you most vividly remember celebrating during your tour?

What are your memories of those you served with?

What's the most amusing thing that happened to you during your time in the military?

Did you keep a pet in Vietnam? Did your unit have a mascot?

What was your best day in Vietnam?

What was the best food you ate in Vietnam? The worst?

How did you 'self-medicate' in country?

What were conditions like in the rear areas?

Do you think your rank made a difference in the way you experienced the war?

Do you think your gender, race, or sexual preference affected how you experienced the war?

Did you get to know any Vietnamese, Montagnards, Thais, Australians, Koreans or others who lived or fought in Southeast Asia?

Did you have a relationship with foreign troops you served alongside?

Did you get to know any reporters in Vietnam ‚ did their reporting about your unit reflect your reality?

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