US Foreign Policy and the Vietnam War (1961-1969)

American soldiers carry a wounded man through the jungle to an evacuation point during the Vietnam War.

Carrying a wounded man off the battlefield on a raincoat.

Medical orderlies provide medical and psychological care to the wounded.

A medical orderly gives a wounded man an IV drip in the field.

Loading the wounded into a helicopter.

The remaining soldiers take their weapons and prepare to go on another combat mission.

A military chaplain administers unction to the dying, seriously wounded.

Boarding the walking wounded into a helicopter.

A chaplain covers the face of a soldier who died of his wounds with a shroud.

Delivering a stretcher with a wounded man to the helicopter.

The helicopter with the wounded takes off and takes off at a low altitude.

A crew of an American ballistic missile launcher during a military parade.

A missile unit of the US Army during a parade.

Kennedy D., elected President of the United States, walks up the steps of the White House to meet Eisenhower D. in January 1961. Eisenhower and Kennedy during the presidential transfer ceremony.

Kennedy talks to leaders of political parties and representatives of big business in the USA, Kennedy's face.

Tombstone on Kennedy's grave.

View of the square in San Francisco during the opening of the monument to Robert Kennedy, made from melted down guns.

Mosaic images of faces on the monument.

Bishop celebrates mass from the balcony.