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Category Archives: oral history
Recovering the Experiences of the Black Greatest Generation
by Douglas Bristol After conducting hundreds of hours of oral history interviews with Vietnam veterans, the Founding Director of the Dale Center, Dr. Andrew Wiest, persuasively argued in his Boys of ’67: Charlie Company’s War in Vietnam that historians have … Continue reading
Forty Years on, It’s Still Risky to Tell Certain Vietnam War Stories
by Andrew Wiest The research for my book Vietnam’s Forgotten Army: Heroism and Betrayal in the ARVN was in many ways typical historical sleuthing, involving both fruitful and frustrating trips to archives in search of needed source material. The research, … Continue reading
Posted in oral history, research, Vietnam War
Tagged ARVN, Pham Van Dinh, South Vietnam, Tran Ngoc Hue
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