Eddie Adams, an American combat photographer and photojournalist, discusses his Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph taken on a Saigon street on February 1, 1968. Adams was covering the Vietnam War for the Associated Press and caught this photo of Police Chief General Nguyen Ngoc Loan executing Vietcong Prisoner Nguyen Van Lem. The Vietnam War started in November 1955 and lasted until April 1975. The war took place in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia between North Vietnam and its communist allies and South Vietnam, the United States, and their anti-communist allies.

Scott Crist, photographer and sergeant in the US military, talks about his Air Force combat photography experience during the Vietnam War.

Henry Morgan recalls the helicopter patrols he was a part of during the Vietnam War.

Jerry Curry, a US soldier at the time, recalls how his regiment handled a difficult rescue mission during the Vietnam War.

A Vietnam War veteran shares his experience during the 1968 Battle of Tet Offensive. He recalls Vietcong soldiers who used suicide bombings as a tactic to attack their ammo dump and how the soldiers responded to the threat.

Richard Franklin Johnson explains his life during the Vietnam War era and shares his opinion about the war.

Mr. Nguyen explains how the Vietnam war took place from the perspective of a Vietnamese soldier.