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Fleeing the Tet Offensive Fighting in Hue
Fleeing the Tet Offensive Fighting in Hue 1968
Hue City Officials Arrange Massacre Victims’ Coffins
Hue City Officials Arrange Massacre Victims’ Coffins 1969
Suburb of Saigon That was Burned by the South Vietnamese Army
Suburb of Saigon That was Burned by the South Vietnamese Army 2/1968
CIA Analysis of the Tet Offensive
CIA Analysis of the Tet Offensive 2/12/1968
Map of Saigon Defense of the U.S. Embassy
Map of Saigon Defense of the U.S. Embassy 1/31/1968
After-Action Report for the Battle of Dak To
After-Action Report for the Battle of Dak To 12/10/1967
Graph of Comparitive Actual Casualties
Graph of Comparitive Actual Casualties 1968
President Johnson and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara at a Cabinet Meeting
President Johnson and Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara at a Cabinet Meeting 2/7/1968
President Johnson Listens to Tape from Captain Robb
President Johnson Listens to Tape from Captain Robb 7/31/1968
Memo from Walt W. Rostow to President Johnson
Memo from Walt W. Rostow to President Johnson 1/30/1968
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