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- I Will Obey: Understanding the My Lai MassacreIn the following text, I utilize the research of obedience done by psychologists during the twentieth century to help formulate an understanding of the cruelty imbued upon soldiers and victims in the combat zone.
- Four Hours in My Lai: A ReviewReview of the book by Michael Bilton and Kevin Sim in 1992.
- Lt. William Calley Haunted by Memories of My Lai MassacreThe My Lai Massacre occurred a little over two years before I went to Vietnam. The Mai Lai Massacre effectively turned public opinion against the Vietnam War.
William Calley Apologizes for My LaiWilliam Calley, who commanded the American soldiers responsible for the My Lai Massacre, publicly apologized for one of the most horrific atrocities committed by American soldiers in history over forty years ago.- Tragedy at My Lai: Innocent SlaughterAn overview of the events leading up to and following the My Lai Massacare.
- The 40th Anniversary of the My Lai MassacreForty years ago on March 16, young American soldiers brutally razed a small Vietnamese village, killing almost 350 innocent civilians in the process. The worst part may have been how the American govt. tried to cover it up. Have things changed at all?
- My Lai, 40 Years Later: Remembering a MassacreThe story of the tragedy of My Lai may have made the news, but it is far from common knowledge. Today, the hamlet of My Lai, Vietnam stands as a memorial to a loss of morality.
- My Lai and the Vietnam WarThe Vietnam War had many incidents of senseless and "confusing" orders, like My Lai.
Soldier Blue: Film as a Reflection of Societal ValuesUnderstanding the self-proclaimed "Most Savage Film in History."
The Loss of InnocenceExploring public reactions to governmental cover-ups, with the Watergate scandal and the My Lai incident as test cases.- Notes of a Lunatic Now on His Meds and StableLimping along, still looking.
- Masscre of MY Lai ( in a Village Called Song)a true poem that most of us have forgotten about