The impact and tragedy of war do not end when the guns fall silent. 2018 book by Le Ke Son and Charles Balley.
Books
Books we think are essential to understanding the history and use of Agent Orange/Dioxin by the United States during the Vietnam war.
Book in Vietnamese: Agent Orange and the War in Vietnam
by Prof Nguyễn Văn Tuấn, Garvan Institute of Medical Research and University of New South Wales, Australia.
Book in French: Agent orange in Vietnam: Crime of yesterday, tragedy of today
L’agent orange au Viet-nam: Crime d’hier, tragédie d’aujourd’hui, edited by Y. Capdeville, F. Gendreau & J. Meynard,
Documents and VCDs from Viet Nam Association for Victims of Agent Orange/Dioxin (VAVA)
Materials created by the VAVA listed for reference
Agent Orange: Collateral Damage in Vietnam
Photo book by Philip Jones Griffiths. He has catalogued here a pitiless series of photographs, and there can be no doubt that they should and will be recognized.
Books in Vietnamese, possibly no longer available
Books in Vietnamese, possibly no longer available.
Book: Agent Orange in the Vietnam War: History and Consequences
Agent Orange in the Vietnam War: History and Consequences, by Prof. Lê Cao Đại, MD of the Vietnam Red Cross Society. Hanoi: 2000. This book is currently hard to find. Dr. Le Cao Dai, Agent Orange...
GI Guinea Pigs: How the Pentagon Exposed Our Troops to Dangers Deadlier than War
GI Guinea Pigs paints a shocking picture of how the U.S. military wantonly exposed thousands of its own men to toxic levels of radiation and herbicides.