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Tag: Debacle

‘A Profound Debacle’: 5 Decades After US Defeat in Vietnam, Divisions Opened by War Are, if Anything, Even Wider

Hunter Mora, grandson of Marine Vietnam War veteran Donald Mora, looks for the names of his granddad's fallen comrades from the war at the traveling Vietnam War Memorial Wall in Voinovich Park in Cleveland, June 12, 2012. (Cpl. Chelsea Anderson/U.S. Marine Corps photo)

It’s been a half-century since the United States of America, until then undefeated in modern warfare, took its first “L.” The signing of the Paris Peace Accords in 1973 allowed then-President Richard Nixon to complete the drawdown of U.S. troops from Vietnam, ending the so-called “police action” that transmogrified into a quagmire that cost 58,220 […]

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