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From Vietnam to Afghanistan-and Back: An Offering

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By Drew Pham, Nick Turse Verified, Gary Younge, Andrew J. Bacevich
| The Nation Verified
If you only ever imagined us as your enemies, how could we be anything else? By Drew PhamTwitter Today 5:30 am fb tw mail Print msg wa sms Bookmark September 8, 2021 Media representatives film and take pictures of a US Air Force aircraft parked on the tarmac after an evacuation flight from Kabul at the Rota Naval Base in southern Spain. (Cristina Quicler / AFP via Getty Images) Subscribe to The Nation Subscribe now for as little as $2 a month! Get The Nation’s Weekly Newsletter Fridays.
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America’s Legacies of Violence in Afghanistan and Vietnam

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By Drew Pham
| The Cut Verified
Photo: Wakil Kohsar/AFP via Getty Images Another fleet of American aircraft abandons another broken capital, and again, a familiar wound opens in me. It bleeds through time, staining my present with the past. I see my Vietnamese parents: my father watching his city burn on the horizon from an American warship. My mother huddling among packed bodies on a boat that will take her to an island, to a camp, to a plane, and finally to a country that’d dropped bombs on her since she could remember.
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New Flash Fiction from Drew Pham: "On Their Lips, the Name of God"

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By Drew Pham
| wrath-bearingtree.com
Current Issue, Fiction 1 day ago by Drew Pham This is the memory that stays with him as his blood abandons the body and life fades—this, the one comfort that will carry him into the next life. Dawran had waited beneath a mulberry tree in May of last year. He’d come to love mulberries in a small way—they’d always kept him company through the boredom of waiting. It was still cool in the mornings and evenings, the breeze shaking the branches, dropping the still tart clustered berries.
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