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1. Jan 20,  · 15 Photos Of The Vietnam War That Will Haunt Your Dreams. It’s been over 40 years since American choppers lifted off above the U.S. embassy in Saigon, bodies desperately holding onto every available surface, signifying the end of the Vietnam War.

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2. phase of war and young American ales intent on asserting their superiority, their potency, their manhood raping a woman in a combat zone is something a man has to do, needs to do, has the right to do. “ From The Misogyny of the Vietnam War Article Sometimes the US soldiers would sneak into the villages and kidnap pretty looking Vietnamese.

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3. Jun 27,  · In this May file photo, a wounded U.S. paratrooper of the st Airborne Division is helped through a blinding rainstorm by two medics after being evacuated from Dong Ap .

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4. On October 19, , the Ohio-based newspaper the Toledo Blade launched a four-day series of investigative reports exposing a string of atrocities by an elite, volunteer, man "Tiger Force" unit.

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5. I Ain't Doing So Hot: A2: Theme From Giorgio Murderer: A3: Get Murdered By A Robot: A4: Night Law: A5: Iron Age: A6: Theme From Bill And Ted Vs Grey Goo: B1: Electronic Lighter: B2: Crimes: B3: Theme From The Bible Part III: B4: Games: B5: Beat Up The West Coast5/5(4).

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6. NOTES * From the pre-publisher edited manuscript of Chapter 6 in R.J. Rummel, Statistics of Democide, For full reference to Statistics of Democide, the list of its contents, figures, and tables, and the text of its preface, click book.. 1. Vietnam's population for , the mid-year of the period, was 36,, (UN Demographic Yearbook , p. ).

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7. Holographic Vietnam War by Giorgio Murderer, released 01 June 1. I Ain't Doing So Hot 2. Theme From Giorgio Murderer 3. Get Murdered By A Robot 4. Night Law 5. Iron Age 6. Theme from Bill and Ted vs Grey Goo 7. Electronic Lighter 8. Crimes 9. Theme From The Bible Part III Games Beat Up The West Coast.

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8. Locklin was the perpetrator of a crime that was all too common during America’s long war in Viet nam. “Fragging,” as it became widely known, was the murder or attempted murder of officers or NCOs by their own troops. The term derived from the frequent use of a fragmenta tion grenade, which the assailant would roll or throw into the area where his superior was sleeping.

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9. Vietnam: American Holocaust exposes one of the worst cases of sustained mass slaughter in history, carefully planned and executed by presidents of both parties.. US dedicated generals and foot soldiers, knowingly or unknowingly, killed nearly 5 million people, on an almost unimaginable scale, mostly using incendiary bombs.

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