Dead Men Tell No Tales; But Their Children Do
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Amid old headlines and headlines generated by NPR's Ken Burns and Lynn Novick's "The Vietnam War," the voices of those affected by the war other than generals and politicians, are rarely heard. Voices impacted at the ground zero heart level of war are often muted. It took San Francisco/ Dallas publicist Jackie Wright, an award-winning journalist more than forty years to come to terms with the fact that the Vietnam War had been devastating to her child's heart and her family. "Dead Men Tell ...























