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A really disturbing look at the "other side" of the Vietnam war, the side that we never get to see in the West. Includes sections on the use of "Agent Orange" by the US forces as well as some really disturbing photographs of atrocities that were perpetrated during this war by the "liberating forces". Provides a balanced view of this horrific war. In one section it provides evidence of the massive protest by American citizens against this war. After going through this museum I was actually amazed at how friendly the people of Vietnam are when dealing with people from the West considering that they do not know if we are American or not. It is more obvious now that this was a "politicians" war, like most wars are. This museum actually brought tears to my eyes, something I am not normally prone to. Despite what has been portrayed in Hollywood, there was no glory in this war.
Catalog Number: Wallace Collection084
Title : Group shot
Squadron : VF-2
Additional Information : NAS San Diego, 18Feb27
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
Uit deze delen is de hindernisbaan samengesteld ieder deel bestaat weer uit verschillende patroondelen.
Playing with the in-camera creative settings (this one is "expressive"). Yesterday in SF. I hadn't seen this manhole cover before. Love the "Made in Mexico."
WWII Postcard sent to Mr. Thomas James Cannings and wife Maria Adeline, nee Shotter, Cannings, Guildford, Surrey dated 4th September 1942 expressing sorrow over the death of their son. Their son Thomas Cannings born 1910 married Mary William Crowhurst in 1936 at Shalford, Surrey. He died on War Service 23rd June 1942.
Maria Adeline, nee Shotter, Cannings born 1884, Deptford, London, was the daughter of William Shotter and Anna Hicks. She married Thomas James Cannings in 1909 at Froxfield, Hampshire.
Thomas James Cannings born 1883 in Guildford was the son of Thomas Cannings and Fanny Martin. During WWI he served in the Queen's (Royal West Surrey) Regiment being taken Prisoner of War. The 1939 Register shows them living at Woodlands.
Luego de 6 semanas de desafíos personales, los primeros 100 docentes de primaria de Itagüí se reúnieron de nuevo para compartir sus experiencias entorno a ArTIC. Esta es la evidencia de un camino de exploración y aprendizaje colectivo.
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I thought others might appreciate these tidbits of forgotten history of People of Color.
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