vietnam war, 1961-1975

Photographs and text portray the images and emotions of the war.

The story of the Vietnam War in the words of twenty-five survivors.

Chronicles the legacy of the Vietnamese War for Vietnam, its neighbors, and the United States during the ten years after the war.

Describes the massive offensive launched by the Viet Cong during the Tet holiday in 1968 and places it in the context of the entire Vietnamese conflict.

Text and photographs describe the backgrounds of several Vietnamese children who are considered victims of war including orphans and those who lived in both the city and rural areas.

Presents the background and the ensuing complications of this "War Without an End.".

Discusses the turbulent history of Vietnam from the Chinese invasion 2000 years ago through the United States' involvement during the 1960s.

Profiles people involved in the Vietnam War as soldiers, politicians, or protesters, including Lyndon Johnson, Ho Chi Minh, John McCain, and Abbie Hoffman.

Examines the Vietnam War and how it made changes in U.S. society, politics, and culture, and contains personal narratives from those who experienced it, anti-war movements, and the way in which returning soldiers were treated.

Provides background information on the Vietnam War and on the memorial that was built to honor those who died during this conflict.