So much time has passed since it ended that these links are but a small sample of the huge amount of information on the Internet about every facet of the Vietnam war. Curious about something? Just Google it. For example, on April 13, 2021, the search string “siege of Khe Sanh” produced page after page of hits, with the first unpaid hit being the Wikipedia entry.

Vietnam Veterans Wall (National Park Service)

Virtual Wall (Drill down to details by state, city, name)

The Wall-USA (Searchable database)

The Wall that Heals (Traveling replica of The Wall)

National Archives Research-Vietnam War (Exhaustive source)

Operation Hastings (Wikipedia)

Operation Dewey Canyon (Marine Corps’ last major offensive of the Vietnam war, Wikipedia)

Operation Dewey Canyon (Photo collection by Charles Boland)

Vietnam Wall of Faces (Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund)

The Vietnam Center and Archive (Texas Tech University)

Marion Sturkey’s Vietnam Pictures (USMC Heritage, Heritage Press International)

Pop-a-Smoke Gallery (Some from all ’46 squadrons but lots of 265)

Sobering Statistics from the Vietnam War (Received by Webmaster via email from John Winter on August 16, 2018. I found it posted online in several locations in addition to this link, but could find no authoritative provenance. Supposedly as of April 2016. It all sounds plausible to me, but take it with as much salt as you think appropriate. Interesting stuff, though, particularly the part about how fast we are dying off. Makes our reunions seem all the more important.)