Ask Mark Moyar a question about the Vietnam War!

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Mark Moyar is a historian and author who specialises in military history, particularly the Vietnam War. He is a professor at Hillsdale College, the author of the Vietnam War trilogy, Triumph Forsaken and Triumph Regained, and is known for a revisionist perspective on the war that challenges some conventional narratives. His work emphasises what he sees as the potential for a US victory, particularly through the effective leadership of Ngo Dinh Diem and the strategic importance of the war, which he argues was portrayed as a betrayal by the United States.

Tomorrow, he is joining the guys in New York to give an overview of the Vietnam war, the major players involved, the fighting, politics, anti-war sentiment in America and the war’s legacy.

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