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| She operated off the coast of | Vietnam transporting much-needed equipment and ammuni |
| se that it would retaliate in the event North | Vietnam tried to overwhelm South Vietnam. |
| China Wind, the first novel in the | Vietnam trilogy, was originally published in 1990. |
| t for National Salvation and People's Army of | Vietnam troops, following which the People's Republic |
| hold in Marshfield, Wisconsin, but the war in | Vietnam turned him into an anti-war and environmental |
| For service in | Vietnam, two officers were added to the crew compleme |
| he War Remnants Museum (Ho Chi Minh City) in | Vietnam.. Two additional launchers are on limited disp |
| "Political Polarization in South | Vietnam: U.S. Policy in the Post-Diem Period". |
| rld including U.K., U.S.A, Argentina, Brazil, | Vietnam, Uganda, Egypt, Greece, Spain, Afghanistan, B |
| He advised the governments of | Vietnam, Ukraine, China, South Korea, Thailand, Canad |
| "To live in | Vietnam under Communism is not to live but to suffer. |
| group of nations who sent troops to fight in | Vietnam under the FWMF banner. |
| the foundation of the Democratic Republic of | Vietnam under Ho Chi Minh detonated explosives in Han |
| ok on the trip became the material for "North | Vietnam Under Siege", an article that appeared in the |
| ataba is the most popular cigarette brands in | Vietnam, under the authority of Vietnam National Toba |
| ation with demonstrations and sit-ins against | Vietnam, university cuts and the poll tax. |
| eral, and presented the Medal of Honor to the | Vietnam Unknown. |
| er-insurgency missions off the coast of South | Vietnam until the collapse of that country at the end |
| ng Kong and parts of Southeast Asia including | Vietnam until the mid-1960s. |
| Ngoc did not return to | Vietnam until 1985, when the Government of Vietnam gr |
| albeit largely operating from Hanoi in North | Vietnam, until 1972, when at the request of Ieng Sary |
| Remained in | Vietnam until United States redeployment from DaNang |
| transport continued to serve off the coast of | Vietnam until 28 May, ferrying troops between points |
| Mainland China, and moved to special ops over | Vietnam, until 1972. |
| and Linebacker II bombing missions over North | Vietnam until 1973. |
| He worked for the Party in Central | Vietnam until his rise to the Politburo in 1951. |
| She continued to serve off | Vietnam until returning to San Diego on 2 November. |
| nding alternate monthly periods on patrol off | Vietnam, until returning to California in April 1966. |
| ed in special training operations at Da Nang, | Vietnam until her departure 17 February. |
| the Cambodian border around the south tip of | Vietnam up north to Da Nang. |
| She was crowned Miss | Vietnam USA runner-up 2004, Vietnamese American Top M |
| g the conflict was the Democratic Republic of | Vietnam's (North Vietnam) use of Laos and Cambodia as |
| point in the Gulf of Tonkin off the coast of | Vietnam used by the U.S. Navy aircraft carriers of Ta |
| over the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos and North | Vietnam, using prop-driven aircraft. |
| ar (Burma), Thailand and Southern and Central | Vietnam, usually in Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park i |
| is approaching the end of his tour of duty in | Vietnam, usually one year. |
| Following a successful 2007 season in the | Vietnam V-League, Nathan was recruited by Marconi Sta |
| ralian professional footballer to play in the | Vietnam V-League. |
| e Department of Surgery at USU, initiated the | Vietnam Vascular Registry in 1965, currently the Leon |
| of Gemini Ganesan, Nalini Ramarajan, Nagesh, | Vietnam Veedu Sundaram, Ranjitha and Aravind Akash. |
| white era saw Tamil films as Thyagabhoomi and | Vietnam Veedu. |
| Former | Vietnam vet and photographer Kirk Smith is a crazed k |
| ndependent single-mom sister, the long-absent | Vietnam vet he idolized as a child, the town's no-non |
| Tony Todd as | Vietnam Vet |
| shoot Sarah in front of her father, a wealthy | Vietnam Vet (Richard Harrison) named Mark. |
| John Kerry, chairman and | Vietnam veteran |
| LTC Hugh L. Mills, Jr.- Highly decorated | Vietnam veteran and author of Low Level Hell, a scout |
| nd National Guard US Army Sgt. - NCO School - | Vietnam Veteran - (Bronze Star) |
| Torres (1954 - May 5, 1977) was a 23-year-old | Vietnam Veteran had been arrested at an Eastside bar |
| won awards in the film industry and with the | Vietnam veteran community, including the WorldFest-Ho |
| A | Vietnam veteran witnessed members of the Viet Cong sk |
| O'Donovan was the first | Vietnam veteran elected to the New York City Council. |
| Jack Ryan (Ryan O'Neal) is a | Vietnam veteran with a criminal record. |
| (Beaver was the only actual | Vietnam veteran among the principal cast of In Countr |
| Billy Moon is a martial arts enthusiast and | Vietnam veteran who has found a career in roller derb |
| e of Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), | Vietnam veteran |
| James McGlynn, | Vietnam veteran |
| ctive portrayal of the plight of the American | Vietnam veteran ten years after the war; it was part |
| Tom Keena plays a | Vietnam veteran and millionaire freelance journalist |
| The story involves a returned | Vietnam veteran escorting a fellow soldier's coffin a |
| 71 hearings included the notable testimony of | Vietnam veteran and future Senator and Senate Foreign |
| eteran journalists, including feature-penning | Vietnam veteran David Maurer and award-winning Bryan |
| e Freese is an American retiree, activist and | Vietnam veteran who lives in St. Petersburg, Florida. |
| It chronicles the adventures of a disabled | Vietnam veteran who is transported to an afterlife di |
| Alamo Bay is a 1985 drama film about a | Vietnam veteran who clashes with Vietnamese immigrant |
| Lazarus Jones is a | Vietnam veteran who lost his legs in an helicopter ex |
| Ammo is a | Vietnam veteran who led mob to anarchy and raided a U |
| David (by second wife, Victoria; David was a | Vietnam veteran who predeceased his father), Benn and |
| National | Vietnam Veteran Art Museum |
| the book, Connelly introduces Harry Bosch, a | Vietnam veteran who served as a "tunnel rat" during t |
| Glover testified that Rambo claimed to be a | Vietnam veteran and to have a black belt in karate-ne |
| acre (0.0081 km2) memorial was co-designed by | Vietnam veteran Tom Curry and local architect Mark Ba |
| Michael Uhl is a | Vietnam veteran antiwar activist, critic and independ |
| counts an episode in the life of an alcoholic | Vietnam veteran and struggling writer named Leon Barl |
| He faced York College professor and decorated | Vietnam Veteran Phil Avillo, Jr. the Democratic nomin |
| Vietnam veteran Dave Curry, in a review published by | |
| ken appears in a single scene, devoted to the | Vietnam veteran's monologue about the gold watch. |
| relationship that develops between a disabled | Vietnam veteran, J. R., and a businessman, Bert, two |
| He settled on the idea of Koko's murderous | Vietnam veteran, and then wrote and re-wrote, ultimat |
| A | Vietnam veteran, he is a recipient of the Bronze Star |
| Jack Dunne (Winkler), a | Vietnam veteran, escapes a mental ward in New York Ci |
| A | Vietnam veteran, Diggs was a security guard for a Hol |
| LeMahieu is a | Vietnam veteran, having served from 1969 to 1971. |
| Danton, a | Vietnam veteran, is ambushed while taking out the tra |
| of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a | Vietnam veteran. |
| pilot with the United States Air Force and a | Vietnam Veteran. |
| He is a | Vietnam veteran. |
| his opponent, a triple amputee and decorated | Vietnam veteran. |
| r husband is Russ Angerer, who is a decorated | Vietnam veteran. |
| orps (1965-67), U.S. Navy (1968-72), and is a | Vietnam veteran. |
| He is also a | Vietnam veteran; this was revealed when a young man c |
| Mr Connick added that research into | Vietnam veterans and former Israeli servicemen had re |
| Kerry was the only representative of | Vietnam Veterans Against the War (VVAW) who testified |
| ents banned together to successfully save the | Vietnam Veterans Art Museum building at 1801 S. India |
| The bridge, along with the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge and the Wheeling Sus |
| There is a scale model of the statue at the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial State Park in Angel Fire, N |
| The California | Vietnam Veterans Memorial, with life-size bronze figu |
| al Veterans Art Museum, formerly the National | Vietnam Veterans Art Museum, located at 1801 S. India |
| In the fall of 1969, Hubbard joined the | Vietnam Veterans Against the War, and became an activ |
| f a bill to authorize the construction of the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial. |
| 2010, the president of the Alabama chapter of | Vietnam Veterans of America asked for clarification f |
| "The Three Soldiers, a bronze replica of the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial statue in Washington D.C. |
| ies, classes are held every two months at the | Vietnam Veterans Hall in Eastern Baltimore, Off Holab |
| iagnoses of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder in | Vietnam Veterans and how it is treated by the Veteran |
| Vietnam Veterans Against the War Anti-Imperialist (VV | |
| It is part of the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and is located on National |
| at Heals is a 1997 documentary film about the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial narrated by Louis Gossett, |
| ts for a Landmine Free World," benefiting the | Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation. |
| e Run for the Wall riders make Angel Fire and | Vietnam Veterans Memorial State Park one of their fir |
| The | Vietnam Veterans Memorial (The Wall-USA) is an on-lin |
| Items left at the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial are collected by National P |
| Construction of the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial began on March 16, 1982, th |
| Santiago-Colon's name on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial is located at Panel 54W Lin |
| The book covers the problems faced by | Vietnam Veterans returning to an ungrateful nation. |
| He was a member of | Vietnam Veterans Against The War Anti-Imperialist. |
| The Virtual Wall is modelled on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial, in Washington, DC, USA, wh |
| Alfred M. Wilson's name is inscribed on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial ("The Wall") on Panel 30W L |
| Robinson is listed on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial on panel 06E, row 103, and |
| st Maya Lin, best known for her design of the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. |
| He founded | Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) in 1978 and Vietnam |
| e of William David Morgan is inscribed on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial ("The Wall") on Panel 31W L |
| rs (1967-1971)and is a lifelong member of the | Vietnam Veterans of American, Chapter 11, Suffolk; th |
| The | Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter #866 in Springfie |
| urt Schmoke officially renamed the bridge the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge. |
| LTC Lucas' name can be found on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial ("The Wall") on Panel 08W - |
| T. Williams's name can be found inscribed on | Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Panel 43W, Row 025. |
| The | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund is dedicated to rememb |
| blyman, Cohen sponsored measures establishing | Vietnam Veterans Remembrance Day and Holocaust Rememb |
| The Oregon | Vietnam Veterans Memorial is a 3.25 acre (30k m²) out |
| t on the board of the non-profit organization | Vietnam Veterans of San Diego. |
| Lester W. Weber's name can be found on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Panel 31W, Row 029. |
| orials: the Korean War Veterans Memorial, the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and the Law Enforcement Of |
| Developed with the help of | Vietnam veterans by the Lawrence Livermore National L |
| Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge (Richmond) along Vir | |
| Eugene Smedley has his name inscribed on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial ("The Wall") on Panel 32E L |
| the Korean Wear Memorial; and the Westchester | Vietnam Veterans Memorial, a sculpture of three seven |
| Many | Vietnam veterans and President and Mrs. Ronald Reagan |
| His name is listed on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Panel 02E, Row 007. |
| G. Taylor, Sr. has his name inscribed on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Panel 37W, Row 070. |
| Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge carries the Pocahont | |
| n proposal for the Pocahontas Parkway and the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge was submitted jointl |
| Illinois | Vietnam Veterans Memorial honors the almost 12,864 Il |
| Testimony by John Kerry (Representative of | Vietnam Veterans Against the War) on the necessity of |
| anover Street Bridge, officially known as the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge, is a crossing of th |
| Ovnard-though that the latter appears on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial is possibly an indication o |
| erans Village of San Diego, formerly known as | Vietnam Veterans of San Diego. |
| a High School Diploma to honorably discharged | Vietnam veterans who interrupted their high school ed |
| 14 - July 8, 1959) was formerly listed on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial as the second American kill |
| he Space Coast Lightfest, Oktoberfest and the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial and the Strawberry Festival |
| They enabled the creation of the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial on the National Mall in Was |
| The ground-breaking of the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial in March of 1982. |
| John Bobo's name is etched on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Panel 17E, Row 070. |
| The producers encouraged | Vietnam veterans in local areas to create their own l |
| It is more commonly known as the | Vietnam Veterans Boulevard. |
| r The VVA Veteran, the newspaper published by | Vietnam Veterans of America since 1986. |
| A | Vietnam Veterans Memorial was constructed on the Chap |
| Johnson's name is inscribed on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial ("The Wall") in Washington, |
| artist Maya Lin, whose best-known work is the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. |
| Paul's name was inscribed on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Panel 02E, Line 063. |
| e electronic memorial with all names from the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial. |
| He continued to advocate for | Vietnam veterans and other of victims war, trauma and |
| ere was a court battle between this group and | Vietnam Veterans of the War, Inc., and VVAWAI (at the |
| The | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund, Inc. (VVMF) was set u |
| ly affected all those involved and joined the | Vietnam Veterans Against the War. |
| Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge (Baltimore) along Ba | |
| "Goodnight Saigon" - | Vietnam Veterans Version (Live) |
| gs is best known for being the founder of the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial. |
| The North Wall is the Canadian | Vietnam Veterans Memorial located in Windsor, Ontario |
| e foot of the Kennewick end is the Tri-Cities | Vietnam Veterans Memorial, which has engraved on it t |
| Timothy Cole, Jr. is honored on the | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, Panel 41W Line 072. |
| It is home to the Massachusetts | Vietnam Veterans' Memorial, which honors veterans of |
| Department of Defence as an officer with the | Vietnam Veterans' Counselling Service. |
| Massachusetts | Vietnam Veterans' Memorial |
| In 2008, the | Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Moving Wall visited Greenv |
| Task Force, the Senate Minority Task Force on | Vietnam Veterans, and the Senate Minority Task Force |
| Bruce Willis in Norman Jewison's drama about | Vietnam veterans, In Country, and his acting career s |
| had some connection with the song, including | Vietnam veterans, Amerasian children, assembly lines, |
| any moved emotionally by the sacrifice of the | Vietnam veterans. |
| "They are all | Vietnam veterans. |
| Carolina in 2005,and a helicopter tribute to | Vietnam Veterans. |
| s of interviews with Michael Herr and several | Vietnam veterans. |
| was designed by Maya Lin, most famous for her | Vietnam Veteran's Memorial in Washington DC., and who |
| ian and Jewish syndicate heads using teams of | Vietnam vets instead of Mafia hit men. |
| She returned to | Vietnam, via Hong Kong, on 5 April 1968 to rejoin for |
| er militant groups and also oppose the war in | Vietnam via activities intended to "Bring the War Hom |
| Jones was deputy Commander of operations in | Vietnam, vice commander of the 7th Air Force, command |
| Vietnam: Vietnam Air Offensive; Vietnam Air Offensive | |
| Vietnam, Vietnam was a United States Information Agen | |
| eria), Japan, South Korea, China (Shanghai to | Vietnam), Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, |
| t has a policy of deporting Degar refugees to | Vietnam, viewing them as illegal immigrants to the co |
| In 1968, Ahn made a USO tour of | Vietnam, visiting both American and Korean troops in |
| Vietnam: VNM, up 1.52%, | |
| Born in Nha Trang, | Vietnam, Vo-Dinh earned his doctorate degree in bioph |
| After returning from | Vietnam Walton learned to fly and went to work as a p |
| An ethnic Chinese from | Vietnam, Wan was trained as a Cantonese opera singer. |
| The | Vietnam war savagely divided his family and taught hi |
| of a Family's Ordeal and Sacrifice During the | Vietnam War was the most popular book written by eith |
| diction and subsequent heroin addiction among | Vietnam war veterans. |
| ards of the Meritorious Unit Commendation for | Vietnam War service. |
| Killed in action during the | Vietnam War |
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