Vietnam vets

Jane Fonda is a star of stage and screen whose career began in 1960. She is the daughter of legendary actor and WWII Naval Officer Henry Fonda. Jane, now 77, is long regarded as enemy #1 among Vietnam veterans (because Ho Chi Minh is dead and even if he weren’t it would be a close vote).

History is one big treasure box full of unforgettable moments, incredible people, encounters, places, events, incidents, you name it. But with time flying at the pace of a hadron collider, they easily slip under the dusty blanket of time and oblivion.

On the 40th anniversary of the end of the war, a look back at a groundbreaking photo essay that revealed the realities of the conflict

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Filmmaker says John Robertson, now 76, can no longer speak English, remember his birthday or the names of his American children.

Vietnam Vets, more badass than you will ever be ~@guntotingkafir

A Radioman comforts his friend who had just survived a battle during Operation Byrd in which nearly his entire platoon was wiped out. All personnel are assigned to Co. ‘A’, 2/7, 1st Cav. Div. (Airmobile). Photo taken: August 1966