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|a Twenty-five years after the last American troops withdrew from Vietnam, this unique two-volume anthology from the Library of America evokes a turbulent and controversial period in American history and journalism. Drawn from original newspaper and magazine reports and contemporary books, this volume along with its companion brings together the work of over eighty remarkable writers to create an unprecedented mosaic view of America's longest war and its impact on an increasingly fractured American society. The first volume traces the deepening American involvement in South Vietnam from the first deaths of American advisers in 1959 through the controversial battle of "Hamburger Hill" in 1969. Malcolm Browne, Neil Sheehan, and David Halberstam report on the guerrilla warfare of the early 1960s; Jack P. Smith, Ward Just, and Peter Arnett experience the terrors of close-range combat in the Central Highlands; Marguerite Higgins and Frances FitzGerald observe South Vietnamese politics; Jonathan Schell records the destructive effects of American firepower in Quang Ngai; Tom Wolfe captures the cool courage of navy pilots over North Vietnam. Writers who covered the bitter controversy at home are included as well-Meg Greenfield describing an early teach-in, Norman Mailer at the Pentagon March, Jeffrey Blankfort exploring the sorrowful impact of the war on a small town in Ohio. Thomas Johnson and Wallace Terry examine the changing attitudes of African-American soldiers fighting America's first fully integrated war.
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|a pt. 1. American journalism, 1959-1969 -- pt. 2. American journalism, 1969-1975.
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|a pt. 1. American journalism, 1959-1969--Death at intermission time / Time -- Diem defeats his own best troops / Stanley Karnow -- Paddy War / Malcolm W. Browne -- A "Very real war" in Vietnam- and the deep U.S. commitment / Homer Bigart -- "The enemy had left a display for us" / Malcolm W. Browne -- Master of the red jab / Bernard B. Fall -- Vietnam victory remote despite U.S. aid to Diem / Homer Bigart -- Vietnamese ignored U.S. battle order / Neil Sheehan -- "An endless, relentless war" / David Halberstam -- He was sitting in the center of a column of flame / Malcolm W. Browne -- The Diem government / Marguerite Higgins -- In the Gia Long Palace / Joseph Alsop -- The fall of the house of Ngo Dinh / Stanley Karnow -- They can a war if someone shows them how / David Halberstam -- We are losing, morale is bad ... if they'd give us good planes / U.S. News and World Report -- Christmas eve bomb in Spain / Beverly Deepe -- Befuddled in Asia / Russell Baker -- Marines get flowers for a toughmissionn / John Flynn -- Protest, learning, heckling / Roger Rapoport -- After theWashingtonn teach-in / Meg Greenfield -- Eight dedicated men marked for death / Don Moser --Vietnam blitz: a report on the impersonal war / Bernard B. Fall -- A big "dirty little war" / William Tuohy -- The electric kool-aid acid test / Tom Wolfe -- Death in the Ia Drang Valley / Specialist 4/ C Jack P. Smith -- A Viet Cong / Susan Sheehan --Two Hilltops in marines life / McCandlish Phillips -- Teach-in on Vietnam by .. the President, the Secretary of State, the Secretary of and the Under Secretary of State / Henry F. Graff -- No room in the cemetery / Afro-American -- Reconnaissance / Ward S. Just -- Only you can prevent forests / Frank Harvey -- Suffer the little children / Martha Gellhorn -- Not a dove, but no longer a hawk / Neil Sheehan -- The long fear / Frances Fitzgerald -- U.S. raids better 2 towns / Harrison E. Salisbury -- Unrepentant, unyielding : An interview with Viet Cong prisoners / Bernard B. Fall -- U.S. marines seize 3d hill in Vietnam after 12 day push / Jonathan Randal -- Saigon and other syndromes / Ward S. Just -- The Vietcong cadre of terror / Don Moser -- The military half: An accout of destruction in Quang Ngai and Quang Tin / Johnathan Schell -- The war just doesn't hold up / Richard Harwood -- A day in the life / Michael Mailer -- Hill 875 / Peter Arnett --The truest sport: jousting with Sam and Charlie / Tom Wolfe --U.S. aide in Embassy Villa kills guerilla with pistol / Charles Mohr -- Tet! / Don Oberdorfer -- A third of mytho destroyed in delta fighting / Lee Lescaze -- Life in the V ring / John T. Wheeler -- "We are mired in stalemate ..." / Walter Cronkite -- "An ending of his own" / Don Oberdorfer -- Hanoi- March 1968 / Mary McCarthy -- The U.S. negro in Vietnam / Thomas A. Johnson -- The siege of Chicago / Norman Mailer -- A visit to Chicago: blood, sweat, and tears / Steve Lerner -- The selling of the president 1968 / Joe McGinniss -- A small contribution / Kevin Buckley -- "We lived for a time like dogs" / Zalin Grant -- Our town: the war comes home to Beallsville, Ohio / Jeffrey Blankfort--Hamburger Hill: the army's rationale / David Hoffman -- Black power in Viet Nam / Wallace Terry -- Casualties of War / Daniel Lang.
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|a pt. 2. American journalism, 1969-1975.--A long leisurely drive through Meking Delta tells much of war / Peter R. Kann -- The My Lai massacre / Seymour M. Hersh -- The moratorium / Francine Du Plessix Gray -- Massacre at Takeo / T.D. Allman -- I think we have a very unhappy colleague on leave tonight / Mike Kinsely -- Dawn at memorial: Nixon, youths talk / Don Oberdorfer --Hard-hats : the rampaging patriots / Fred J. Cook -- The American class system / Steward Alsop -- Vietnamese alienate Cambodians in fight against mutual enemy / Peter R. Kann -- Scraps of paper from Vietnam / James Sterba -- You can't just hand out orders / John Saar -- Who was Lyndon Baines Johnson? / Doris Kearns -- A frantic night on the edge of Laos / John Saar -- At border crossing into Laos, the litter of troops and history / Gloria Emerson -- The Meo of Laos / John E. Woodruff -- Copters return from Laos / Gloria Emerson -- The homecoming of Chris Mead / Karl Fleming -- Who wants to the last American killed in Vietnam / Donald Kirk -- Portrait of an aging despot / Tom Buckely -- We are all Bui Doi / Gloria Emerson -- Don't sell your soul / Zalin Grant -- We have always survived / Robert Shaplen -- Report from the inferno / John Saar -- The South Vietnamese retreat / Sydney H. Schanberg -- A record of sheer endurance / Rudolph Rauch --The South Vietnamese army / Peter Braestrup -- Letter from Hanoi / Joesph Kraft -- Fear and loathing on the campaign trail' 72 / Hunter S. Thomson -- The Saigon follies or trying to head them off at credibility gap / Sydeny H. Schanberg --Who was this enemy? / Fox Butterfield -- Vietnam peace pacts signed; America's longest war halts / Flora Lewis -- War lingers in hamlets as cease-fire hour passes / Arnold R. Isaacs -- A night with the Vietcong / H.D.S. Greenway -- How the POW's fought back / John S. McCain III -- Last GIs leave South Vietnam / H.D.S. Greenway -- Bomb error leaves havoc in Neak Luong / Sydney H. Schanberg -- Scars of delta savagery / Phillip A. McCombs -- Viet vets: A sad reminder / William Greider -- I watched them saw him days / Donald Kirk -- In a besidged Cambodian city / Sydney H. Schanberg -- A highlands mother escapes but pays a terrible toll / Berbard Weinraub -- A flight into hell / Paul Vogle -- For those who flee, life is hell on earth / Le Kim Dinh -- The battle of Xuan Loc / Philip Caputo -- The fall of Phnom Penh / Sydney H. Schanberg -- Running again- the last retreat / Philip Caputo -- We clawed for our lives / Keyes Beech -- Diary of S. Viet's last hours / Bob Tamarkin -- Communists enter Saigon / George Esper -- U.S. Embassy looted / Peter Arnett -- Tenderness, hatred and grief mark Siagon's last days / Malcolm W. Browne -- Dispatches / Michael Herr.
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|a Volume 1 includes interviews and reportage by Neil Sheehan, David Halberstam, Russell Baker, Meg Greenfield, Martha Gellhorn, Ward Just, Tom Wolfe, Mary McCarthy, Seymour Hersh, Francine du Plessix and others. Volume 2 includes reportage by Seymour Hersh, Francine du Plessix Gray, John Saar, Gloria Emerson, Sydney Schanberg, Flora Lewis, Peter Arnett, and others.
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