Vietnam War Resources

Digitized content from Johnson's administration, including Johnson's daily diary and contemporary interviews with key Cold War figures, such as Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Defense Secretary Robert NcNamara.

Documents include President Nixon's daily diary and National Security Action Memorandums.  Also included are Nixon's speeches, news releases, press conference transcripts, and the Pentagon Papers.

Hosted by the NARA the National Archives and Records Administration, the site has a wealth of records and information documenting the U.S. experience in the Vietnam conflict. These include photographs, textual and electronic records, audiovisual recordings, exhibits, educational resources, articles, blog posts, lectures, and events. This site includes records relating to casualty counts, prisoners of war, and missing in action soldiers.

Created by the U.S. Department of Defense, this website contains an interactive timeline, printable fact sheets and posters, and links to primary sources.

Site hosted by the Australian government. Focuses on battles fought by Australian troops, as well as how Australia became involved in the war, weapons, public opinion, the home front, and the eventual pullout of Australian troops after the Tet Offensive.

The website is the hub for memories of New Zealand and the Vietnam War. It was created as part of the Vietnam War Oral History Project run by Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage between 2008 and 2012. New Zealand's role in the war is documented here in the form of photos, audio, video, and memories submitted directly to the site by veterans. Articles cover different aspects of the war as it relates to New Zealand and includes a timeline and teaching resources.

The Vietnam Veterans of American (VVA) promotes issues important to veterans. This site contains resources for veterans, as well as information about politics and legislative action initiatives.

Offers the ability to scroll through and search an interactive wall of faces linking to one of 58,307 fallen soldiers whose names are ascribed on the Vietnam Wall Memorial in Washington D.C. A virtual tour of the Education Center and teaching materials are also available.

Provides an overview of antiwar activities from around the Pacific Northwest. Topics on the Vietnam War include student activism, draft resistance, scanned photos and documents, and antiwar voices from within the military.

Online investigative files relating to the FBI's spying on antiwar activity. Find documents specific to the Vietnam war by searching "The Vault" for Vietnam.

19,978 pages of FBI files covering the activities of the ant-Vietnam War group, Vietnam Veterans Against the War. Most of this material was originally released in 1999 to author and historian Gerald Nicosia, after seeking their release under the Freedom of Information Act in 1988. This set released in June 2004, contains pages of documents not released to Nicosia in 1999.

Focuses on Utah peace activists and features transcripts and audio interviews with a wide range of activists.

Provides a timeline of antiwar actions in California with links to audio, video, and primary source media resources related to social activism and activist movements in California in the 1960's and 1970's.

An archive of digitized leaflets and newspapers that were distributed on hundreds of U.S campuses by the Students for a Democratic Society in the 1960s and 1970s.

Allows registered users to download online curriculum, lesson plans, original documents, and a graphic organizer.

Classroom curriculum to teach about Martin Luther King Jr.'s opposition to the Vietnam War. From the Stanford University Martin Luther King, Jr. Research and Education Institute

Hundreds of books, articles, and dissertations by Edwin Moise, professor of history at Clemson University.  The bibliography includes very specific categories to help users find materials on their topic.