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Vietnam was more than just the first television war; it was also the first war in which uncensored journalists reported widely and freely from the battlefield. The result was a powerful body of graphic and critical news reports that helped shaped public opinion back in the U.S.
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Dick J. Peck
reviewed Reporting Vietnam on November 25, 2011
Reporting Vietnam
I learned so much about Vietnam -- the combat, the politics, the protests. Two of these articles were incredibly gut-wrenching and soul-shaking to read (one was a soldier's account of battle and the nightmares it caused, one a soldier's account of his fight to bring fellow soldiers to justice after their rape & murder of a Vietnamese girl) but all important stories.
It all feels so eerily relevant.
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