Unexploded Ordnance Accident Survivors International Organizations and Visions

Unexploded Ordnance: Accident Survivors, International Organizations and Visions of the Vietnam War in Quang Tri Province, Central Vietnam Jason Perkins

Background B-52 Stratofortress over Vietnam Quang Tri Province, Central Vietnam

Background Stephen Bradley, MAG Vietnam Accident Victim, 2006

Background Cluster Bomblet Rice Farming

Background Farming Fields UXO Warning Sign

Survivors and Families Nguyen Mei Le Van Phuc

Survivors and Families Hospital outside Dong Ha Schoolchildren in Quang Tri

International Assistance MAG Training Course Defused US Navy Shell

International Assistance Project RENEW’s Cattle Program Mushroom Growing

International Assistance MRE Performance Crowd Dong Ha Town Child-to-Child Performances

International Assistance Project RENEW’s Community Health Care Training Courses Peace. Trees Vietnam’s Friendship Village

UXO and Memory of War Operation Frequent Wind April 1975 Nguyen Tang Tuong and Family December 2006

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