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31 October 2026

Will Digging Up Vietnam’s War Dead Heal Old Wounds or Reopen Them?

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Will Digging Up Vietnam’s War Dead Heal Old Wounds or Reopen Them?

A 500-day campaign to find and identify fallen soldiers has unearthed hundreds of bodies, but not everyone gets a chance at closure.

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