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Hue, 1968.
Almost 400 men, women and children massacred by the Viet Cong during "Tet 1968" were mourned at a common-grave burial on October 14. This young widow, carrying a photograph of her missing husband, mourns at the mass funeral service. Hue, 1968.
Draft Resistance March at Yale University
This photograph is a Vietnam draft resistance march at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut.
Hue, Vietnam
....City officials of Hue who are responsible for identifying the victims of the Tet offensive of 1968 arrange the coffins before the funeral services.
Fleeing the Tet offensive
The old and the young flee Tet offensive fighting in Hue, managing to reach the south shore of the Perfume River despite this blown bridge.
A New Step Toward Peace Text
Images of full text of pamphlet containing speech of President's address to the nation announcing steps to limit the war in Vietnam and reporting his decision not to seek reelection
President Lyndon B. Johnson addresses the Nation, announcing a bombing halt in Vietnam and his intention not to run for re-election.
President Lyndon B. Johnson, seated at his desk, addresses the Nation
The Tet Offensive of the Vietnam War, 4:22
A veteran of the Vietnam War describes the reasons why the Tet Offensive was a turning point in the American war in Vietnam.
The Vietnam Draft, 5:05
A seminary student is one of the few members of his seminary class to pursue ministerial work after graduation during the Vietnam War years.
Vietnam Civil War, 5:20
A former refugee, Bich Tran describes her escape from Vietnam after the fall of Saigon and how she began her new life in America.
A New Step Toward Peace PDF
Published transcript of LBJ Address to Nation in April 1968 announcing a change in strategy in Vietnam in response to the Tet Offensive and his intention not to seek re-election.