How are Vietnam War veterans, of both sides, treated in Vietnam today?

Answer: There I was, 10 days out of the jungle, on a commercial flight from Se.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You How are Vietnam War veterans, of both sides, treated in Vietnam today? Buck Flanagan, Writer and Director Written Mar 10 There I was, 10 days out of the jungle, on a commercial flight from Seattle to LA. I fell asleep and woke up screaming, a nightmare. The other passengers moved away from me. ... Read More » Was medieval Europe more advanced than the Roman Empire? Martin J Pitt, I have lived most of my life Updated Jun 29, 2020 In almost every way, except two. Sanitation. The Romans famously built aqueducts (many of which survive today because of the quality of engineering. They bathed and had toil... Read More » Do the Chinese care what the US thinks about China? Peter Elliott, B.Arch Architecture, Victoria University of Wellington - Architecture and Design... Written Jul 10, 2020 Well I'm not Chinese, but my wife and son are and I have a lot of friends who are Chinese. I would have to say that none of the Chinese people I know even notice on a day t... Read More » Why do data science graduates have a difficult time finding a job? Mike West, Creator of LogikBot (2020-present) Updated Mar 17 It's brutally difficult. Right now there are over 40K open positions for machine learning engineers in the US that aren't being filled or won't be filled any time soon. Right... Read More » Besides weapons, what were the most important pieces of gear for a soldier during the Vietnam War? Mark Carter, former Retired Military; Retired Farrier, Retired Retiree (1963-1971) Written Mar 15 Somebody below mentioned condoms: these were for socks and a dry T-shirt. What a man carried depended on his unit and its mission. I was in a LRRP outfit. Our whole kit was ... Read More » Why do some Cantonese people refer to themselves as Tang Chinese (唐人) and not Han Chinese (汉人)? Phen Su, Historian Written Feb 12 Many people misunderstand the names of dynasties and countries. There was no concept of race in ancient China. Both Han and Tang were originally dynasty names. Guangdong was... Read More » Which country is the most pro-American? Scott Goldman Written Aug 2, 2020 According to the United Nations, the countries that most consistently vote in conjunction with the United States are: Israel - biggest recipient of American financial aid Pol... Read More » What is your favorite firearm from the Vietnam War? Brian Wheater, Amateur historian forever. Written Mar 17 In my service, we still had what was used in VN. Most of our Platoon Sergeants and above and most of our officers on Major and above were VN vets. Our helmets and heavy mac... Read More » Why was there never a "Dark Age" in Chinese history? Li Yu Tong, Living in China ever since I was born Updated Feb 22 Question: Why was there never a "Dark Age" in Chinese history? Maybe the definition of "Dark Age" is to be discussed/debated. There was terrible/nightmare age in Chinese hist... Read More » Why is Mongolia developing so slowly? Ulzii Nergqui, lived in Mongolia (1991-2014) Updated Mar 15 I was born in 1990. When i was a child, Mongolia was really really poor nation, struggling to recover from the revolution. But over the years, something has changed. We got... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/