Vietnamese civilians killed by US Army soldiers during pursuit of Vietcong militia, as per order of Lieut. Wm. Calley Jr., March 16, 1968, in My Lai, South Vietnam.

A trip with the 11th Armored Cavalry in 1969 brings back images of the war from that year that have never been seen before. In his strong new book, James Stanish takes readers through the heart of the ...

Young people headed for a distant war The Vietnam War lasted from 1955 to 1975. For twenty years the US government sent thousands of young people to fight in the war, forcibly recruited.

Dak To, South Vietnam, March 11, 1968: An artillery piece at Fire Support Base 25 overlooks the Cambodian border of Vietnam. The base was one of many hilltop FSBs that were around Dak To.

Que Son Valley, Vietnam, Jan. 20, 1968: An unidentified service member catches up on his reading as he awaits transport back to Landing Zone Ross. Looking for Stars and Stripes’ ...

Guridy teaches a class about the 1968 protests against the Vietnam War that took place on Columbia's campus. He teaches in one of the buildings that students occupied in 1968 – Fayerweather Hall.

In 1968, there were half a million U.S. troops fighting in Southeast Asia. That year, close to 17,000 Americans were killed in Vietnam, and more than 87,000 were wounded.

The Vietnam war remains one of the most wrenching of U.S. conflicts, as seen in a new Apple TV+ docuseries, 'Vietnam: The War That Changed America' ...

Taylor served in Vietnam until August 1968, flying more than 2,000 combat missions and taking enemy fire 340 times. It wasn’t easy but throughout the war Taylor never lost a man, he said.

This interview has been lightly edited for length and clarity. On what was happening at Columbia in 1968: It's hard to conjure up what that moment was for our country. It was a moment of real crisis.