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Ernest May on McNamara's Analysis of Vietnam

| Sep. 30, 2009

Ernest May discusses the frame of mind in which policymakers approached Vietnam. Taken from the April 1995 John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum "The Tragedy and Lesson of Vietnam" with Ernest May, Robert McNamara, Thomas Vallely, Hue-Tam Ho Tai, and Graham Allison.

 

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