description: Wrapper notes: "More than a 100 Vietnam veterans gathered in Detroit to testify about how the US [was] waging war in Indochina. For three days--1/31 &amp; 2/1-2/71--the Vietnam Veterans Against the War talked about what they had seen &amp; done in Vietnam, information which was often testimony to American war crimes as defined by international law. The verbatim transcript of the hearings runs almost 1,000 pages. This abridgement highlights crucial testimony from some 75 veterans as well as statements from 4 of the civilians who also appeared in Detroit."Need for Investigation. Remarks by Sen. Mark O. Hatfield of Oregon In the Senate of the United States, Monday, 4/5/71.Opening Statement of William Crandell 1st Marine Division !st Air Cavalry Division Weapons Panel 3d Marine Division Racism Panel "What Are We Doing To Ourselves?" Prisoners of War Panel Miscellaneous Panel Third World Panel "What Are We Doing to Vietnam?" 25th Infantry Division &amp; Public Information Office 82nd &amp; 101st Airborne Divisions &amp; 173rd Airborne Brigade 1st, 4th &amp; 9th Infantry Divisions Americal Division Medical Panel Closing Statement of Don Duncan 
language: English
title: The Winter Soldier Investigation: An Inquiry into American War Crimes.
titlecomplete: The Winter Soldier Investigation: An Inquiry into American War Crimes.
genres: War, Politics, Nonfiction, College, History
ratings_count: 19
places: Vietnam
publisher: Beacon Press