Why remember the last war when we still haven’t learned its lessons? Reflections on the 50th Anniversary of the End of the Việt Nam War.
Author: Susan Schnall
Susan Schnall is president of national Veterans for Peace, as well as of its New York City chapter. She is a member of the Vietnam Agent Orange Relief and Responsibility Campaign and Vietnam Veterans Against the War. In 2006, Susan was awarded the medal for peace and friendship between peoples by the Vietnam Union of Friendship Organization. For 31 years, Susan was executive administrator responsible for the departments of Quality/Risk/Care Management, Regulatory Affairs, and Medical Records in public hospitals in New York City. Susan Schnall was assistant adjunct professor, New York University, School of Professional Studies, Healthcare Management for 25 years. In April 2015, she was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Humanities by Ohio Wesleyan University.
Susan Schnall for Agent Orange Relief on Law and Disorder Radio
Susan Schnall, a Navy nurse during the Vietnam War, is co-coordinator of the Vietnam Agent Orange Relief and Responsibility Campaign.
Through the Years, GI and Veteran Resistance
The Vietnam GI antiwar movement can be traced back to 1945, when US Merchant Marines were used to transport French troops to Vietnam.