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Letters from Vietnam Letters from Vietnam WILLIAM H. PRESCOTT 26 FEBRUARY 2019 ©2019 WILLIAM H. PRESCOTT Contents Introduction9 July 1969 12 20 July 69........................................ 12 22 Jul 69......................................... 15 August and September 1969 17 October 1969 18 8 Oct 69......................................... 18 11 Oct 69......................................... 19 12 Oct........................................... 21 13 Oct 69......................................... 23 undated......................................... 24 15 October 69...................................... 26 16 Oct 69......................................... 28 18 Oct 69......................................... 30 19 Oct 69......................................... 32 20 Oct 69......................................... 34 21 Oct 69......................................... 36 2 Oct 69......................................... 37 23 Oct 69......................................... 38 24 Oct 69......................................... 40 25 Oct 69......................................... 41 26 Oct 69......................................... 43 27 Oct 69......................................... 45 28 Oct 69......................................... 46 1 29 Oct 69......................................... 48 30 Oct 69......................................... 49 November 1969 50 1 Nov 69......................................... 50 2 Nov 69......................................... 52 4 Nov 69......................................... 53 5 Nov 69......................................... 54 6 Nov 69......................................... 55 7 Nov 69......................................... 56 8 Nov 69......................................... 57 9 Nov 69......................................... 58 10 Nov 69........................................ 60 11 Nov 69........................................ 61 12 Nov 69........................................ 62 13 Nov 69........................................ 63 14 Nov 69........................................ 64 16 Nov 69........................................ 65 xxx 69........................................... 67 18 Nov 69........................................ 69 19 Nov 69........................................ 70 20 Nov 69........................................ 72 23 Nov 69........................................ 73 24 Nov 69........................................ 74 25 Nov 69........................................ 75 26 Nov 69........................................ 76 27 Nov 69........................................ 77 29 Nov 69........................................ 78 2 30 Nov 69........................................ 79 December 1969 80 1 Dec 69......................................... 80 3 Dec 69......................................... 81 4 Dec 69......................................... 83 5 Dec 69......................................... 84 8 Dec 69......................................... 86 9 Dec 69......................................... 88 10 Dec 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