dogatemytank:

1966 US soldiers with a wounded comrade during Operation Prairie, Danang, Vietnam

dogatemytank:

1966
US soldiers with a wounded comrade during Operation Prairie, Danang, Vietnam

dogatemytank:

1966 US soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division, Trung Lap, Vietnam

dogatemytank:

1966
US soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division, Trung Lap, Vietnam

herusmcdream asked: I absolutely love this blog. If I could reblog everything without it counting as basically stealing your whole blog, I would in a heart beat. Because of your blog, I have started to really want to learn about the Vietnam War. So thank you!

I’m glad you’re earning a better appreciation for the Vietnam War. If you ever have any questions, want suggestions for books to read, feel free to ask.

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semperannoying:







US Marines on Patrol, Vietnam War, Nov. 4, 1968
Terry Fincher / Getty Images

semperannoying:

US Marines on Patrol, Vietnam War, Nov. 4, 1968

Terry Fincher / Getty Images

popmech:

Time Warp: U.S. vs. Vietcong weapon, June 1967 Popular Mechanics.

popmech:

Time Warp: U.S. vs. Vietcong weapon, June 1967 Popular Mechanics.

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"I believe that a great part of the [Vietnam] memorial’s symbolic power is its capacity to honor the dead with an openness that allows visitors to impress upon it their own meanings, their own histories, their own memories. The memorial virtually requires participation in order to complete its meaning."

James C. Scott in Seeing Like A State on the Vietnam Memorial. I love that last bit “…virtually requires participation in order to complete its meaning.” (via anniekoh)

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