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80Yusef Kommunyakaa's "Facing It"
Yusef Kommunyakaa's Emotional Response Surrounding the Vietnam Memorial Yusef Komunyakaa emphasizes his ethnicity at the very beginning of his poem "Facing It" in the first lines: "My black face fades,/hiding...
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64Agent Orange Legacy
Our public policy web site, is the place to go if you won't to become a "POWERFUL TOOL FOR CHANGE"! Our "lobbying campaing" will create an effective "collective voice" for the Children of Vietnam Veterans...
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81There Is A Vietnam Veteran Hiding In My Closet
How many American women served in Vietnam? The exact numbers weren't even kept by our government. How do they feel looking back on this unpopular war? My story is that of one woman who served our country and found herself locked in a self-imposed mental closet trying to keep that part of her life separate from the civilian world she had returned to. Will the same thing happen to women serving in our military today?
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71Vietnam War Marine Corps Veterans
This Hub is a quide to information about Vietnam Marine Corp Vets on the Internet. I hope it is of use. Please let me know of any links or other information that you think might be usefully added. (There is...
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55A View From The Wall
We suddenly become the beneficiaries of a rare and wonderful twist of fate. We realize today is Saturday, it is the Memorial Day Weekend, we are northbound on I-95 and approaching Washington, DC.
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63Washington DC Tours
KB Tours offers a day long tour option for Washington D.C. visitors. The 6 hour tour is offered daily, and allows participants the opportunity to experience some of D.C.’s most historically and culturally significant destinations.
0 comments75Vietnam War
http://www.landscaper.net/timelin.htm Vietnam War time line. http://www.mrfa.org/vnstats.htm Vietname stats http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/vietnam/timeline/ Excellent timeline. Awesome Stories: Vietnam...
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66Book Review: Mail Order Murder by Patricia Springer (Jack Reeves)
Emelita Reeves was a beautiful, eighteen-year-old Filipino living in Cebu City, Manila and desperate to help her family overcome their poverty stricken state. When her father placed an ad about his daughter...
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75A Visit From The Vietnam Veteran's Moving Wall
Thursday evening I headed out to pick up a few groceries in the town of Wilmington, Massachusetts, the town where I grew up. It is not where I live now but I live nearby and still love to shop there and...
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