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(Archived document, may contain errors) THE U.S. AND VIETNAM: LVE YEARS AFTER THE WAR FAted by Kenneth Conboy Colonel Andre Sauvageot (U.S. Army, ret.) Member, U.S. Government Delegations to Vietnam Captain Eugene McDaniel (U.S. Navy, ret.) Former POW, President of American Defense Institute Professor Andre Van Chau Former Professor, University of Saigon Kenneth Conboy Indochina Policy Analyst, Tlie Heritage Foundation Martin L. Lasater Director, Asian Studies Center, 'Me Heritage Foundation

(Archived document, may contain errors) Defending Academic Freedom

INTRODUCTION Do you remember how “we” got maneuvered into Afghanistan? Yes. maneuvered. That was about 20 years ago and some readers will be too young to remember. If you were old enough, you may find these actual clips, recorded, noted and meticulously transcribed from the media of the time, tell a different story than the one you remember. Most of the clips, especially the longer ones, have the most important parts bolded, so theoretically you can skim most of this piece by reading only the short clips and the bolded text. Shocking as it may be, this IS the missing … Conti...

514 16 minutes read Photo: July 25, 1963, Beijing celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Cuban Revolution. Public domain. May 4 marks the anniversary of a seminal moment in modern Chinese history. In 1919, the “May 4 movement” broke out — a youth-led uprising against the country’s domination by foreign colonial powers. In the following piece written in 2008, Fidel Castro reflects on this and other milestones in China’s long struggle for independence. The following reflection was published over a two-day period in the Cuban newspaper Granma. It has been translated by ESTI. Without...