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Video | Devonian Fossil Gorge | The Devonian Fossil Gorge near the Coralville Dam in eastern Iowa provides a glimpse of Iowa’s prehistoric past. |
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Video | The Restoration of the 1848 Pine Creek Grist Mill | In 1848, Muscatine County's first European-American permanent settler, Benjamin Nye, built this structure -- the Pine Creek Grist Mill. It stands today as one of the most pristine examples of 19th century mills in the entire country. |
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1968-1974 | Video | The U.S. Exit From Vietnam War: U.S. and South Vietnamese Veterans Share Their Perspectives | Military veterans from the U.S. and South Vietnamese share their perspective on how the U.S. exited the Vietnam War, and the lasting impact of the conflict. Caesar Smith was a career military officer who served two tours in Vietnam. |
1968-1874 | Video | South Vietnamese Military Veterans Describe France’s Role in the First Indochina War in Vietnam after World War II | Bao Cam Lo and Hien Van Le served in the South Vietnamese military during the Vietnam War. |
Video | The Fall of Saigon | A Soldier’s Perspective | Vietnam War veteran Caesar Smith describes his feelings regarding the U.S. retreat after the fall of Saigon. Smith was a career military officer who served two tours in Vietnam. |
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Video | “We Have to Stop Communism” | A U.S. Soldier’s Perspective on War and Politics in Vietnam | Vietnam war veteran Dan Gannon gives his perspective on the war and the politics that surrounded U.S. involvement. Gannon is a Marine Corps veteran who served in Vietnam from 1969 to 1970. He spent more than 300 days in combat, rising to the rank of Captain before leaving the military. |
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Video | South Vietnamese Veterans’ Perspective on End of Vietnam War | Bao Cam Lo and Hien Van Le served in the South Vietnamese Army during the Vietnam War. In this segment from Iowa Experience: Vietnam, they share their perspectives on the circumstances that led to the U.S. exit from Vietnam. |