Remembrance of Things Past

April 30 marks the 25^th anniversary of the fall of Saigon. In 1999, Fred Barnes and James Fallows dueled over Michael Lind's book Vietnam: The Necessary War. In 1997, Tom Dunkel explored one of the war's hidden legacies: the desecration of human skulls. And in 1996, Charles Paul Freund looked back on Nick Ut's harrowing photograph of Vietnamese children fleeing a napalm raid.

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