Conclusion

This lesson has given you a glimpse of the impact that the Vietnam war left on America. You have also learned the controversy and the feelings that are still felt today regarding the War. If you would like to learn more about the Vietnam War , please take a look at the following sources:

• Chronology--U.S./Vietnam Relations  A brief description by year of American-Vietnam relations since 1945.
• Gallery: Vietnam  Short clips in QuickTime. Visit Vietnamese cities, monuments, etc. Interesting scenery.
• Vietnam Combat Art  The paintings were retained by the U. S. Army for inclusion in U. S. Army Military History War Art Collection in Washington, D. C.
• Military History: Vietnam War (1961-1975  Excellent source of military information.
• Vietnam Veterans' Memorials  Facts about the Vietnam Memorial in Washington,D.C.
• Vietnam Veterans Home Page.
• Vietnam Veteran's Terminology and slang  All you ever wanted to know about how Vietnam vets communicated.
• Vietnam Veterans of America  The primary organization for Vietnam Veterans.
• Vietnam Memoirs  Stories and letters from men of the 5th Battalion/2nd Artillery, Vietnam.
• Grover Furr's Vietnam War Page  Left and right view's of the Vietnam War.
• Vietnam: The Women's Experience.  A selected bibliography.
• Vietnam Vets Oral History & Folklore Project  Bibliography of books and songs during the Vietnam War.
• Philip Milio's Return to Vietnam  Photos of a veteran's return to Vietnam in 1995.
• Captian reflects on his last days in Vietnam  A nostalgic reflection of an Air Force captian's last days in Vietnam.
• The Vietnam War on Film  A selected bibliography.
• Vietnam Veteran's Memorial Photos and history of the "Wall.

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