Return to Vietnam/
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Air Force Magazine January 2012, pp.60-63 (58)Summary: After the bitter war the US fought in Vietnam from 1954 to 1973, the Americans once again return to Vietnam- this time by expanding the diplomatic military relations between the two nations. This article details a group of American troops spending 20 days on a humanitarian deployment, working alongside Vietnam soldiers and civilian contractors renovating three medical clinics and building a library in an orphanage.
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After the bitter war the US fought in Vietnam from 1954 to 1973, the Americans once again return to Vietnam- this time by expanding the diplomatic military relations between the two nations. This article details a group of American troops spending 20 days on a humanitarian deployment, working alongside Vietnam soldiers and civilian contractors renovating three medical clinics and building a library in an orphanage.
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