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Secretary Kerry to revisit Vietnam War before Obama
trip
Paul J. Weber | Associated Press | Austin, Texas,
US
Posted: Mon, April 25 2016 | 06:03 pm
Posted: Mon, April 25 2016 | 06:03 pm
Before
joining President Barack Obama
on his first trip
to Vietnam next month, Secretary of State John Kerry
will take a day to reflect
on his long and
complicated history with the Asian country, first as a soldier and later as a
war protester and statesman.
Kerry, who will accompany Obama in May when he becomes the third consecutive US president to visit
Vietnam, is headlining a
gathering this week
of big names assembled to again revisit the Vietnam War at the presidential
library of Lyndon B. Johnson in Austin. The summit begins Tuesday
and ends just before the 41st anniversary of the fall of Saigon, on April 30.
Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger,
documentary filmmaker Ken Burns and news anchor Dan Rather will also attend. Kerry, who fought
with distinction in Vietnam before returning home to protest the war, is
scheduled to sit down with Burns, who has been filming a 10-part series about
the conflict.
"Vietnam
is very personal for John Kerry," said Mark Updegrove, director of the LBJ
library. "I can't imagine that he won't
use this opportunity to talk about his experience not only on both sides of the war, over four
decades ago, but also as secretary of state in forging better relations with
the very country that he went to war" against.
The event comes a year after the LBJ library brought four of the five living US
presidents — all but George H.W. Bush — to Austin to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Civil
Rights Act, which Johnson championed.
Updegrove said that Kissinger, who was awarded the Nobel Prize
for negotiating the American military withdrawal from Vietnam, has asked for a candid discussion.
Kissinger, now 92, has long had detractors who considered him a war criminal
for US actions that included bombings in Cambodia that killed scores of
civilians.
Other
panelists include former US Sen. Bob Kerrey and former Naval commander William
McRaven, the former head of US Special Operations Command who directed the raid that killed
Osama Bin Laden. Reporter
Peter Arnett and photojournalist Nick Ut, who covered the war for The
Associated Press, will also
discuss the impact that news coverage had on the war.
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