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Staff Sergeant Ermalinda Salazar at the St. Vincent de Paul Orphanage in Vietnam
Staff Sergeant Ermalinda Salazar at the St. Vincent de Paul Orphanage in Vietnam 6/1970
House Joint Resolution 354
House Joint Resolution 354 10/21/1942
The Big Picture - Why Vietnam?
The Big Picture - Why Vietnam?
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Formed
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Formed 1950-1970
Poem: Fragments of an Ode Found in a Typewriter Over the Weekend
Poem: Fragments of an Ode Found in a Typewriter Over the Weekend 1955
President Ngo Dinh Diem visits Washington
President Ngo Dinh Diem visits Washington 5/1957
President Eisenhower Greets Ngo Dinh Diem
President Eisenhower Greets Ngo Dinh Diem 5/8/1957
Girl Volunteers of the People
Girl Volunteers of the People's Self-Defense Force
Vietnamese Tanks Rumble Through the Village of Dinh Phat Cuong
Vietnamese Tanks Rumble Through the Village of Dinh Phat Cuong 1962 - 1975
Regional Forces Enroute to the Suspected Viet Cong Base Camp
Regional Forces Enroute to the Suspected Viet Cong Base Camp 1962 - 1975
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