Author name: David Hardman

When people picture the Vietnam War, one image often comes to mind almost immediately: a helicopter hovering over a jungle […]

In an era of fast content and short attention spans, memoirs demand something rare: reflection. They ask readers to slow

The helicopter became one of the defining symbols of the Vietnam War. Unlike traditional aircraft, helicopters brought the war closer

For many who served in Vietnam, the war did not end with a flight home. It followed them quietly, relentlessly,

When people ask, “What percent of Vietnam veterans were Black?” the answer can sound surprisingly simple. You may see figures

History often remembers wars through statistics, maps, and military campaigns. Numbers can tell us how many aircraft crossed the skies,

Music has often reflected the mood of society during periods of political and social change. Few decades demonstrate that connection

The Vietnam War created countless stories of courage, survival, and tragedy. Among those stories are a few soldiers whose names

If you ask historians which single year truly defined the Vietnam War, one answer comes up again and again: 1968.