76 results found for "vietnam"
- The Hijacking Where Everyone Smiled: Coşkun Aral’s Surreal Scoop
photography, the tradition that runs from Roger Fenton's Crimean War images through to Larry Burrows in Vietnam
- Joseph Beyrle: The Extraordinary WWII Soldier Who Fought for Both the U.S. and the Soviet Union
U.S. ambassador to Russia, while another son, Joe, would fight with the 101st Airborne Division in Vietnam
- Taylor Camp: Inside Hawaii's Burned-Down Hippie Treehouse Village
Over its eight years it pulled in surfers, runaway teenagers, young families, and a steady stream of Vietnam
- Polaroids From The Filming Of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope
was dominated by gritty crime dramas, political thrillers, and character driven films shaped by post Vietnam
- The Grim History Of Hyde Park's Speakers Corner
Act, the space has been used to voice opposition to conflicts ranging from the First World War to the Vietnam
- Oscar "Zeta" Acosta Fierro: A Life on the Edge of Chaos
Later that August, he was present at the Chicano Moratorium, a massive anti-Vietnam War demonstration
- The Man in Black Stood Up: Johnny Cash's History of Activism
So is Rochester, Harlem, Birmingham and Vietnam." He was connecting the dots deliberately.
- David Ferrie and his Connection to Lee Harvey Oswald, The CIA and the Assassination of JFK
for the assassination was anger over Kennedy's attempts to obtain a peace settlement in both Cuba and Vietnam
- Kent State 1970: Four Students Killed, No One Jailed, and a Settlement That Barely Covered the Bills
Two of the dead were at the rally protesting the Vietnam War. The Context: A Country Already Boiling By 1970, the Vietnam War had been grinding on for years.
- Lawn Chair Larry: The Truck Driver Who Flew 16,000 Feet on a Garden Chair and 42 Balloons
He served as a cook during the Vietnam War and returned home to work as a truck driver.
- The Beatles Butcher Cover: How a US Only Album Became The Most Expensive Sleeve In Music
To them it could be as relevant as Vietnam, and as sharp a comment as any pop star might dare to make
- The Wonderland Murders: John Holmes, Eddie Nash, and the Night That Shocked Los Angeles
He was a Vietnam veteran with a history of violent crime and a reputation, even within the criminal world
