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Ducks and Lilies on Water
Ducks and Lilies on Water 2/3/1981
Seascape
Seascape 2/3/1981
U.S. Navy Commander Jeremiah A. Denton, Jr.
U.S. Navy Commander Jeremiah A. Denton, Jr. 3/1965
Captured Viet Cong
Captured Viet Cong 2/1/1966
Captured Viet Cong Prisoner
Captured Viet Cong Prisoner 1/23/1967
Specialist Curtis N. Duclos, Jr. Walks Through the American Division POW Collection Point
Specialist Curtis N. Duclos, Jr. Walks Through the American Division POW Collection Point 11/1968
Corporal Carter Guards an NVA Soldier he Captured
Corporal Carter Guards an NVA Soldier he Captured 11/20/1968
A Viet Cong Suspect, Captured During an Attack is Interrogated
A Viet Cong Suspect, Captured During an Attack is Interrogated 12/20/1968
Vietnam, Vietnam
Vietnam, Vietnam 1971
Nixon
Nixon's Television Address on Vietnam 4/7/1971
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