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Vietnam — the Cold War's most divisive chapter. Whittle examines how containment doctrine led America into an unwinnable war, how the war fractured American society, and how the trauma of Vietnam shaped Cold War strategy for a generation.
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Canon
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As the war's purpose became increasingly unclear, American soldiers in Vietnam found meaning not in the mission but in responsibility to the soldiers beside them. When the cause fails, human connection remains.
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