Monthly Archives: April 2014
Todd Mirsky
Posted in American, Profile, US Marines
Tagged American, corpsman, Marines, Todd Mirsky, veteran
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An Lam
Posted in 2nd generation, Da Nang, Profile, Viet Nam, Vietnamese
Tagged 2nd Generation, An Lam, Culture, Da Nang, Education, Ethnic Community, Heroes, History, Immigration, Leaving Vietnam, Life in the US, Memory, Misrecognition, Misrepresentation, Moving to America, Orange County, Post-Vietnam War, Sanitary Conditions, Secondhand Memories, Silence, Tet Festival, Texas, Tradition, Traffic, Uncle Ho, vietnam, Vietnam War, Vietnamese, Vietnamese Market, Wanting to forget
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Rita Phetmixay
Posted in 2nd generation, American, Communism, Laos, Profile, Refugee
Tagged Rita Phetmixay, Secret War
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Kiphan Kan
Posted in American, Civilian, Communism, Profile, Saigon, Viet Nam, Vietnamese
Tagged childhood, Chinese, escape, Kiphan Kan, Rwanda, vietnam
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Mareth Chan
Posted in American, Cambodia, CIA, Civilian, Communism, Gangs, Re-education camp, Refugee, US Air Force
Tagged Airforce, America, Cambodia, Communism, Immigration, Khmer Rouge, Pol Pot, refugee, Thailand
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Michael Parks
Posted in American, ARVN, Cambodia, Communism, KIA, Korean War, Laos, Profile, US Army, Viet Nam, Vietnamese
Tagged An Loc, Journalism, Korean War, Michael Parks, Saigon, vietnam, Vietnam War
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Michael W. Kennedy
Posted in American, Profile, Saigon, The Draft, US Air Force, Viet Nam
Tagged Battle, Captain, Communism, Department of Public Safety, First Experience, Hero, Medal of Honor, Military, USC, veteran, Viet Cong
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Bao Nguyen
Posted in Boat people, Profile, Refugee, Viet Nam
Tagged Bao Nguyen, Immigration, Post-Vietnam War, Thailand Refugee Camp, Vietnamese American
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Nguyen Quoc Lan
Posted in Boat people, Profile, Refugee, Viet Nam, Vietnamese
Tagged flag controversy, overseas extremist, South Vietnam flag, Viet Kieu
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Tito Melara
Posted in American, Combat, National Guard, Profile, The Draft, US Army, Veterans Affairs, Viet Nam
Tagged Agent Orange, Army Cook, ESL, Freedom of Idology, Immigrant Draftee
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Edward Irving
Posted in American, Racism, US Army
Tagged army, Discrimination, korea, unity, veteran
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Paul R. Alwine
Posted in American, Profile, Reservist, US Navy, Veterans Affairs, Viet Nam
Tagged Captain, Carrier, Gulf of Tonkin, Marines, Navy, Paul Alwine, ROTC, Supply Corps, USC, vietnam
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