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House to retake the city. a vicious three-and-a-half-week-long battle. eventually artillery and air support were called in. the city was saved. and of course, largely destroyed in the saving. the civilian population caught in the crossfire were equally devastated. the north vietnamese, to their enduring shame, had, while controlling the city, rounded up anyone seen as a potential enemy and either disappeared them away into unknown prisons, or killed them outright. most notoriously, when they massacred almost 3,000 people, rolling them, many of them still alive, into mass graves in and around h...

House to retake the city. a vicious three-and-a-half-week-long battle. eventually artillery and air support were called in. the city was saved. and of course, largely destroyed in the saving. the civilian population caught in the crossfire were equally devastated. the north vietnamese, to their enduring shame, had, while controlling the city, rounded up anyone seen as a potential enemy and either disappeared them away into unknown prisons, or killed them outright. most notoriously, when they massacred almost 3,000 people, rolling them, many of them still alive, into mass graves in and around h...

House to retake the city. a vicious three-and-a-half-week-long battle. eventually artillery and air support were called in. the city was saved. and of course, largely destroyed in the saving. the civilian population caught in the crossfire were equally devastated. the north vietnamese, to their enduring shame, had, while controlling the city, rounded up anyone seen as a potential enemy and either disappeared them away into unknown prisons, or killed them outright. most notoriously, when they massacred almost 3,000 people, rolling them, many of them still alive, into mass graves in and around h...

The u.s. marines fought house to house to retake the city. a vicious three-and-a-half-week-long battle. eventually artillery and air support were called in. the city was saved. and of course, largely destroyed in the saving. the civilian population caught in the crossfire were equally devastated. the north vietnamese, to their enduring shame, had, while controlling the city, rounded up anyone seen as a potential enemy and either disappeared them away into unknown prisons, or killed them outright. most notoriously, when they massacred almost 3,000 people, rolling them, many of them still alive,...

Rolling them, many of them still alive, into mass graves in and around hue. duc knows full well the horrors and heartbreak of that time. in his memoir, "where the ashes are: the odyssey of an american family," he captures the terror of a 9-year-old boy. the son of a high-ranking south vietnamese civil servant caught up in the nightmare of war. where were you in 1968? >> nguyen qui duc: i was at the place where it's now a hotel. my parents were staying there. we were staying there. it was surrounded during the night, we didn't even know. my father looked out the window, just thought it was sout...