The Battle of Khe Sanh was a brutal conflict during the Vietnam War... The Khe Sanh Combat Base was located in the Khe Sanh area of northwestern Quảng Trị Province, a coastal province of South Vietnam ...

The war was more than a decade in and some eight years from its conclusion when a 25-year-old Martin Scorsese made this six-minute short. In it, a man simply shaves himself before a sink and a mirror.

After a few knicks and cuts, he doesn’t stop, continuing until his face is a bloody mess — a neat but gruesome metaphor to Vietnam. “The Little Girl of Hanoi” (1974) ...

Projects like “Turning Point: The Vietnam War” aren’t rebukes of Burns’ effort, however. They’re reminders that those of us who were raised on his documentary series — people like me ...

The Vietnam War was the last extended conflict waged while the U.S. still had a military draft, and the last to inspire a wide range of notable, first-hand fiction — none more celebrated or ...

Led by the National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam, the March on the Pentagon on October 21, 1967, was the first nationally coordinated demonstration against U.S. foreign policy.

Vietnam has been called the first “television” war. But it has also inspired generations of writers who have explored its origins, its horrors, its aftermath and the innate flaws and ...

Vietnam has been called the first “television” war. But it has also inspired generations of writers who have explored its origins, its horrors, its aftermath and the innate flaws and miscalculations ...

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“The Fog of War” (2003) Not long after the turn of the century, former U.S. defense secretary and Vietnam War architect Robert S. McNamara sat for interviews with documentarian Errol Morris ...

The Vietnam War cast a long shadow across one of the ... After a few knicks and cuts, he doesn’t stop, continuing until his face is a bloody mess — a neat but gruesome metaphor to Vietnam.

The Vietnam War cast a long shadow across one of the most fertile periods of American filmmaking, and has led filmmakers for the half-century since to reckon with its complicated legacy.