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1. Agent Orange a fatal mistake
   ... Agent Orange was the cause the eradication of the rich Vietnamese forests and farmlands, which led to starvation of many of its people. ...
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2. Vietnam: The War We Should Have Won
   ... South Vietnamese farmers complained about the detrimental effect Agent Orange had on their rice paddies, and its use flooded camps and cities with refugees ...
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3. lady borton
   ... It also destroyed the food supply for the Vietnamese. In 1977 veterans first started making claims that Agent Orange was the cause of their illness or ...
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4. What Were the Consequences of the Vietnam War for Civilians
   The Americans suffered mainly from the indignity of loosing and also the consequences of there use of things like Agent Orange.. The Vietnamese people suffered ...
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5. Why Did the US withdraw its forces from Vietnam in 1973
   ... using Agent Orange, Napalm, Blanket Bombing and forcing villagers into strategic hamlets. The Strategic hamlet policy inconvenienced many Vietnamese villages ...
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6. Vietnam War
   ... The Americans also dropped tons of Agent Orange into Vietnamese land which caused the latter Vietnamese generations to suffer from serious birth defects. ...
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7. The Impact of the Vietnam War on the People of America
   ... The liquid, called Agent Orange, was a weed and plant killer. The spraying of the herbicide agent also affected countless people both American and Vietnamese. ...
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8. Vietnam War
   ... goal was to deter and diminish the strength of the North Vietnamese aggressors and ... B52 dropped bombs in large amounts of the defoliating gas, Agent Orange. ...
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9. a orange
   ... the name Agent Orange gets the attention of every Vietnam veteran, and I dare say most of the Australian and American public, not to mention the Vietnamese. ...
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10. Agent orange
    ... the name Agent Orange gets the attention of every Vietnam veteran, and I dare say most of the Australian and American public, not to mention the Vietnamese. ...
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11. VIETNAM War
    ... Agent Orange, the Southamp39s cropland was destroyed permanently. In 1976 it was officially reunited into one communistic nation. Over 1 million Vietnamese have ...
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12. Vietnam War
    ... Many Vietnamese cities and towns were ruined bombs and the herbicide known as Agent Orange scarred much of the countryside. Returning ...
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13. A Look back at the Vietnam War
    ... was ended the National Economic University is teaching several Vietnamese students skills ... The use of Agent Orange and other heavy defoliants have permanently ...
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14. Vietnam: Americaamp39s disgrace
    ... Many Vietnamese cities and towns were ruined bombs and the herbicide known as Agent Orange scarred much of the countryside. Returning ...
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15. In Country
    ... the time Agent Orange was a ampquotsoldieramp39s friendampquot for clearing the dense floors of the jungle exposing the enemy as well as destroying the Vietnameseamp39s food supply ...
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16. vietnam
    ... in human tissue were as high as 900 times greater in Vietnamese living in southern Vietnam than those living in Northern Vietnam where Agent Orange was not used ...
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17. Hearts and Minds
    ... would never win the war, no matter what was done to them the Vietnamese. ... entire families, and the slow death of their children from Agent Orange, berate the ...
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18. The Subject Position in Apocal
    ... Kurtz investigated the matter and killed three Vietnamese men and one woman ... visually, under the same lighting, ampquotheavily shadowed but lit with an odd orange light ...
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19. Darth Vader of Modern Film:
    ... A Clockwork Orange takes place in the vague future whereas Full Metal Jacket is ... and a few other soldiers are being haunted by some evil, Vietnamese sniper, who ...
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20. Reflectons in the Times of Vietnam
    ... that we never entered into the Vietnamese conflict. Others are living proof, walking aftershocks in the form of POWamp39s and victims of the chemical agent orange. ...
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21. Reflections in the Times of Vietnam
    ... that we never entered into the Vietnamese conflict. Others are living proof, walking aftershocks in the form of POWamp39s and victims of the chemical agent orange. ...
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22. Vietnam War 7
    ... Two million Vietnamese were killed and 3 million were wounded. The extensive use of napalm and defoliants such as Agent Orange left many people badly burned ...
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23. Art, Literature and Society fr
    ... it was their bodies that would be lying in the soggy Vietnamese soil. ... it was nothing compared with totalitarian ogre of Anthony Burgessamp39s A Clockwork Orange. ...
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24. Chemical and Biological Warfare
    ... on a decrease of birds, mammals, reptiles, and other animals in the Vietnamese forests ... An example of these herbicides is: a. Agent Orange 3. Use of Petroleum as ...
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25. Chemical Warfare
    ... South Vietnamese military forces used them in 1965. Another place where a lot of herbicides were used was in the Vietnam War. In this war, the Agent Orange was ...
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26. US should limit WMD
    ... US ally in the conflict, far more firepower was unleashed on South Vietnamese civilians than on ... in the world, probably due to the use of Agent Orange and other ...
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27. Difference of American foreign policy during WWII ampamp Vietnam
    ... a return to the Eisenhower and Kennedy policies of helping Vietnamese forces to fight ... insomnia, drug abuses, mental illness, and over exposure to Agent Orange. ...
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