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Media Digest | Unknown Soldiers of the Vietnam War

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Did the Republic of Vietnam deserve to lose the war? That certainly seems to be the major theme presented by the U.S. media’s war coverage: South Vietnam’s government wasn’t “democratic enough” to merit America’s support and its armed forces didn’t fight hard enough to gain a victory in the 1955-75 war of aggression waged by …

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