Rappler's latest stories on Vietnam War
USAID launches latest cleanup for Vietnam War-era Agent Orange site
Hanoi says up to 3 million Vietnamese people were exposed to Agent Orange and that one million suffer grave health repercussions today
Painful past unearthed as French PM visits Dien Bien Phu battle site
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe, who is in Vietnam for a 3-day visit, is the second senior French leader to visit Dien Bien Phu
Cambodia offers to resume search for U.S. Vietnam War missing
Cambodian strongman Hun Sen says his intention is to restart the 'important' mission of retrieving the remains of American soldiers killed during the Vietnam War
John McCain's Hanoi Hilton jailor recalls 'stubborn' POW
'It was his stubbornness, his strong stance that I loved when arguing with him,' says retired colonel Tran Trong Duyet, former director of the infamous Hoa Lo prison
Australians killed in Vietnam War to be brought home
Almost 60 000 Australian military personnel fought alongside the United States in Vietnam with 521 losing their lives
Trump surges in poll after McCain attack
The hotel magnate is the favorite for 24 of Republican and Republican leaning independent voters outpacing rivals Scott Walker and Jeb Bush
Trump heaps scorn on war hero record of 'loser' McCain
Trump says McCain – a decorated aviator who was tortured in a prison camp for 5 years – did not deserve hero status for his Vietnam War service
Vietnam marks 40 years since fall of Saigon
Vietnam has come a long way since the end of the war
China's Vietnam veterans fighting new battle
China often vows aid for its veterans – estimated to number millions – but rules conflict and are poorly enforced
'Grittier' Miss Saigon returns to London stage
The wait fans and critics say was worth it
War veteran Kerry returns to Vietnam's Mekong Delta
Decades ago on these very waters I was one of many who witnessed the difficult period in our shared history Today I m bearing witness to how far our nations have come together
Horrors of war in Spec Ops: The Line
Spec Ops teaches us that there is a steep price to pay for using weapons of mass destruction
Stanley Karnow, US journalist and author, dies
American journalist and author Stanley Karnow best known for his writings on the Vietnam War and US Philippine history died Sunday
