Viet Nam War Captivity Observations From Camp Life
We describe interviews with captured Vietnamese guards and Khmer detainees. The account covers their history lessons, discipline, injuries, and views on the war, American withdrawal, and Cambodia. It notes guards' age, health, and views of Ho Chi Minh and Vietnamization, with reflections on fatigue and weight loss during two weeks in confinement.
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Pich Nil
Suz
Colo
Ho Chi Minh
Bamboe
Hanwi
Cambodia
Laos
Liberation Front
Coty
Obituary portrait of Kate Webb as brave waif reporter
Correspondents described Kate Webb as brave and unyielding. The April obituary notes she moved through Saigon in a striped dress, fatigues, and combat boots, enduring mortars, helicopter landings, and battlefield dangers with determined endurance. Webb, 28, a Christchurch native educated in Australia, joined UPL in Saigon in 1987 and became UPL treasurer in Phnom Penh after Frank Frosch died in a Vietnamese ambush.
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Kate Webb
Saigon
Miss Webb
Christchurch
New Zealand
Australia
UPL
Saigan
UPL Trea
Phoom Fanh Bist
Frank Frosch
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