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Fleeing the Tet Offensive Fighting in Hue 1968

Hue City Officials Arrange Massacre Victims’ Coffins 1969

Suburb of Saigon That was Burned by the South Vietnamese Army 2/1968

CIA Analysis of the Tet Offensive 2/12/1968

Map of Saigon Defense of the U.S. Embassy 1/31/1968

After-Action Report for the Battle of Dak To 12/10/1967

Graph of Comparitive Actual Casualties 1968

President Johnson and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara at a Cabinet Meeting 2/7/1968

President Johnson Listens to Tape from Captain Robb 7/31/1968

Memo from Walt W. Rostow to President Johnson 1/30/1968

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