After more than 40 years, the Dartmouth class of 1967 has come to terms with the Vietnam War. That understanding has come after a long effort to bury our past — a past dominated by what historian ...

Unknown Speaker: "I want more than any human being in all the world to see the killing stopped." Robert Kennedy: "It should be clear by now that the bombing of the North cannot bring an end to the war ...

Jim Lynch witnessed nearly two years of the American military’s involvement in Vietnam through the lens of his camera. As an Army photographer, he went all over country — often with his feet dangling ...

On this day in 1967, Secretary of State Dean Rusk (1909-1994) asserted that congressional proposals calling for a new U.S. peace initiative in Vietnam were futile because Hanoi’s communist government ...

Announcer: The passage of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution in 1964 gave the President the authority to do what he thinks is necessary to maintain peace and security in Vietnam. In 1967, some Congressman ...

Vietnam Summer did not start in a jammed, smoke-filled Christ Church Parish House when the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. called for everyone to organize his neighbors against the war in Vietnam. Nor did ...