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.
Dioxin! What Citizens, Workers and Policymakers Should Know
Interview with Dr. Linda Birnbaum, (Director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences) 2004. What is dioxin? How toxic is it? Does it cause cancer?
Books in Vietnamese, possibly no longer available
Books in Vietnamese, possibly no longer available.
Extent and patterns of usage of Agent Orange in Vietnam
The extent and patterns of usage of Agent Orange and other herbicides in Vietnam, by Mager Stellman, Stellman, Christian, Weber & Tomasallo, in Nature.
Agent Orange Victims in Central Vietnam
By James Tuong Nguyen. Photos and video of the problems being transferred to next generations.
The Friendship Village
An international group of veterans builds a village in Vietnam for children with Agent Orange-related deformities.
Aftermath – The Remnants of War
Documentary by the National Film Board of Canada (2001) that includes a section on Agent Orange with highlights of Hatfield Consultants’ work in central Viet Nam.
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...
Vietnam Annotated Bibliography
Prepared and annotated by Prof. Ngo Vinh Long, University of Maine, Maine. April 2000. Reprinted from the Vietnam Peace 25th Anniversary Committee, New York.
Cost of the U.S. War in Vietnam
The magnitude of the war and the impact on the people and land.
Chronology of the Vietnam War and the Anti-Vietnam War Movement in the U.S.
Adapted from Appendix A, from Vietnam and America: A Documented History.
Agent Orange and the Right to Life
Produced in Vietnam. English language documentary on Agent Orange (circa 1985).
Vietnam: After the Fire
Vietnam: After the Fire (Parts 1, 2, 3 & 4) Excellent two-hour documentary film by ACACIA Productions Ltd.
Ecocide – A Strategy of War
A 20 minute film about the early years of Agent Orange use in Viet Nam and the American scientists who visited the battlegrounds overviewing the ecological damage.
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.