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Ghosts of Vietnam
The Ones Who Were Left Behind
Ghosts of Vietnam in Rory Kennedy’s Documentary
The debacle of the Vietnam War — which ended with a Communist takeover 40 years ago and killed 58,220 American troops at last official count and well over a million Vietnamese combatants and untold civilians — has been well chronicled, notably in a 1983 PBS series “Vietnam: A Television History” prepared in conjunction with Stanley Karnow’s authoritative study.
