1945-1975

Rudi, a Marine, is one of four friends in four branches of the Armed Services who have sworn to do what they have to in order to survive the Vietnam War.

Examines the history of America's participation in the Vietnam War from a multicultural perspective, discussing the varying concerns of minority soldiers, the role of race in combat situations, and the anti-war movement.

An oral history by Americans who lived and worked in Vietnam from the last days of World War II to the fall of Saigon.

Rudi, a Marine, is one of four friends in four branches of the Armed Services who have sworn to do what they have to in order to survive the Vietnam War.