Fifty years after the end of the war, a group of U.S. veterans spent two weeks traveling through Vietnam by bus. They once came as soldiers. Now, they are searching for forgiveness.

Down in Ballydehob, 100 kilometres away, Kevin Ireland was expecting me and it was already midday. He did not drive and had no phone, although he told me I could ring Jack O’Connor at his bookshop in ...

Some 500 New York University students picket a university-sponsored recruiting event for the Dow Chemical Company, the principal manufacturer of napalm ... passenger plane the world has seen ...

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This plane could take off and land on short ... The armaments package included bombs, rockets, napalm, torpedoes, and even unconventional loads, like toilet bombs (don’t ask).

Kim Phuc Phan Ti, the "Napalm Girl," speaks at the Ashland Vietnam Era Veterans ... On their way home, they had a one-hour stop in Newfoundland. They left the plane and asked for political asylum, ...

Approaching 50 years since the end of the American War, as the Vietnamese call it, and something over 70 years since the start of it, depending when you start the clock, truth and reconciliation ...

BOCA RATON — A small plane that was headed to Tallahassee International Airport crashed Friday morning, April 11, near the Boca Raton Airport with three people on board. All were killed.