American Veterans Journals

   The American Veterans Journal is an annual publication of the Vietnam Veterans Institute. The Institute is an independent Education, Research, and Public Policy Institution with an expressed mission of fostering legislative, public policy and educational initiatives that positively address issues of importance to Vietnam and other veterans.

• Volume 6, Numbers 1-4, 1997 

Agents Orange, White and Blue—New Disclosures:  A Combat Soldier’s Research. Informative review of the potential problems these less studies herbicides might have caused. Ignored potential contributions of cacodylic acid, hexachlorobenzene, and other hazardous agents to harming exposed Vietnam veterans.

• Volume 2, Number 1, 1993

Four scholars provide critical analyses of Neil Sheehan's epic, A Bright Shining Lie plus essays in Retrospect.

ARTICLES

• Behind the Westmoreland Trial of 1984:  What was so Wrong With the CBS Program, The Uncounted Enemy (1982)