The War Cradle : Vietnam's Children of War - The Untold Story of Operation Babylift
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The War Cradle: The Untold Story of Operation Babylift
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ISBN: 0970688407 bzw. 9780970688408, in Englisch, Vintage Pressworks, The, gebraucht.
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20th century,americas,history,military,science and math,social science,social sciences,vietnam war, The War Cradle : Vietnam's Children of War - The Untold Story of Operation Babylift, The War Cradle/Shirley Peck Barnes Chapter by Chapter Outline PROLOGUE: An overview of the ordinary people who were excited into action, despite an unpopular war; to seek out the abandoned children of Vietnam…to give them new life, fresh hope, and find homes for them in the West. CHAPTER I: The Maverick Flight – Millionaire Ed Daly of World Airways attempts to evacuate hundreds of orphans at his own expense, but is met with opposition from agencies who retaliate against his action-packed rescue of refugees from Danang days earlier. A berated Daly does it again and departs from Saigon with an unauthorized planeload of orphans. CHAPTER II: The Soldier's Ballad – Described is the American soldier's role in Vietnam as rescuer, surrogate father and Santa Claus. Sometimes the children were his friend…sometimes they were the enemy. CHAPTER III: Orphanages of Vietnam – Each facility was unique and French nuns who ran them fought a day-to-day struggle for survival. CHAPTER IV: The Friends of the Children of Vietnam – The Beginning – The organization, FCVN, comes into existence after a Denver physician, Dr. Ted Gleichman, returns from a tour of duty in the Delta. Appalled at the 80% death rate of infants in Vietnam, he organizes the relief effort that eventually develops into an international organization. CHAPTER V: Mister Ross – Ross Meador, a 19 year-old dropout ventures to Vietnam and finds himself rescuing babies in remote arrears of the Delta. It is a race against.
20th century,americas,history,military,science and math,social science,social sciences,vietnam war, The War Cradle : Vietnam's Children of War - The Untold Story of Operation Babylift, The War Cradle/Shirley Peck Barnes Chapter by Chapter Outline PROLOGUE: An overview of the ordinary people who were excited into action, despite an unpopular war; to seek out the abandoned children of Vietnam…to give them new life, fresh hope, and find homes for them in the West. CHAPTER I: The Maverick Flight – Millionaire Ed Daly of World Airways attempts to evacuate hundreds of orphans at his own expense, but is met with opposition from agencies who retaliate against his action-packed rescue of refugees from Danang days earlier. A berated Daly does it again and departs from Saigon with an unauthorized planeload of orphans. CHAPTER II: The Soldier's Ballad – Described is the American soldier's role in Vietnam as rescuer, surrogate father and Santa Claus. Sometimes the children were his friend…sometimes they were the enemy. CHAPTER III: Orphanages of Vietnam – Each facility was unique and French nuns who ran them fought a day-to-day struggle for survival. CHAPTER IV: The Friends of the Children of Vietnam – The Beginning – The organization, FCVN, comes into existence after a Denver physician, Dr. Ted Gleichman, returns from a tour of duty in the Delta. Appalled at the 80% death rate of infants in Vietnam, he organizes the relief effort that eventually develops into an international organization. CHAPTER V: Mister Ross – Ross Meador, a 19 year-old dropout ventures to Vietnam and finds himself rescuing babies in remote arrears of the Delta. It is a race against.
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The War Cradle : Vietnam's Children of War - The Untold Story of Operation Babylift
EN PB US
ISBN: 9780970688408 bzw. 0970688407, in Englisch, Vintage Pressworks, The, Taschenbuch, gebraucht.
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