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	The Search for Hanoi Hannah
		Hanoi Hannah didn't necessarily make sense and there was a certain awkwardness; she used American English, but really didn't speak our language in spite of her hip expressions and hit tunes, even tunes that were banned on U.S. Army radio.
		Hanoi Hannah could always be assured of at least the POW captive audience "authorized" to hear her broadcasts in the Hanoi Hilton.
		Hannah began her career with Radio Hanoi in 1955, when North Vietnam as an independent country began broadcasting to the world in several languages.
	vietnamresearch.com /nvavc/hanoi_hannah.html (5273 words)

	Hanoi Hannah - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Trinh Thi Ngo (born 1931), known as Hanoi Hannah, was a Vietnamese woman who, during the Vietnam War in the 1960s and 1970s, read broadcast radio messages and propaganda to convince U.S. troops to go AWOL, a psychological warfare scheme set forth by the Communist North Vietnamese.
		Her voice can be heard in the computer game Battlefield Vietnam during Quang Tri and the reclamation of Hue over the public address system, as well as during the main screen if the player waits until after the LBJ quote.
		Hanoi Hannah was the fattest person who ever lived.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hanoi_Hannah (259 words)

	Hanoi Hannah
		Hanoi Hannah comes on soon after that, and she knows what guard unit was called in, what kind of weapons were used...you know what I'm sayin'.
		Hanoi Hannah's broadcasts often stirred up argument among the POWs, there were near fist fights over the program.
		Hanoi Hannah maintained a friendly but correct and distant approach with her listeners.
	www.psywarrior.com /hannah.html (4925 words)

	Hanoi Hilton-John McCain
		HANOI, Vietnam, April 26 -- As he strode through the shadowy hallways and incongruously sunny courtyards, gesturing here, pointing to a detail there, Senator John McCain might have been a father showing his son his alma mater.
		McCain attended a ceremony on a sweltering airport tarmac, in which the remains of six people, believed to be American soldiers missing since the war, were loaded on an Air Force plane and flown to Hawaii for forensic analysis.
		Indeed, his knowledge of the prison seemed so thorough that he expressed surprise at only one small detail: the iron doors at the main entrance were wide enough that his father was delivered through them in a truck.
	www.mishalov.com /Vietnam_hanoi_hilton.html (972 words)

	Vietnam War - Senator John McCain of Arizona Biography
		In 1967, he was shot down over Vietnam and held as a prisoner-of-war in Hanoi for five and a half years (1967-1973), much of it in solitary confinement.
		HANOI, Vietnam, April 26, 2000 -- As he strode through the shadowy hallways and incongruously sunny courtyards, gesturing here, pointing to a detail there, Senator John McCain might have been a father showing his son his alma mater.
		Yet, as he guided his wife and 13-year-old son through the remnants of the grim jail known as the "Hanoi Hilton," Mr.
	www.vietnamwar.com /johnmccainbio.htm (1632 words)

	hhannah
		Do you still feel anger toward her, Ken? Sure, some antagonism, add it to the Vietnam list, but this trip back is about coming full circle on a lot of things and she is another voice from the past I want to confront in person.
		Mike Roberts summed up the fl veterans attitude to Hannahs broadcasts: I remember June 1967, I was sitting in a tent with about thirteen guys from Charlie Company.
		A day or two later we picked up Hanoi Hannah saying that, uh congratulations to Lieutenant so and so, its too bad he wont make his twenty-third birthday.
	www.hotkey.net.au /~marshalle/hhannah/hhannah.html (5164 words)

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		It was reassuring to know that you were not missing a big offensive somewhere in the next Province and that you could spend another few days on that elusive pacification story in Xuan Loc.
		Hannah: Well, in our talks we said that if they were in Vietnam, how could they avoid the war zone and maybe they will get bad chance, maybe killed.
		That way I would have been better prepared when I got back home...seeing hippies, people chanting slogans, people with fl arm bands...that was all new to me. Hanoi Hannah could always be assured of at least the POW captive audience authorized to hear her broadcasts in the Hanoi Hilton.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/academic/history/marshall/military/vietnam/hanoi_hannah.txt (5043 words)

	WorldNetDaily: Kerry '71 testimony caused POW 'flashback'
		Paul Galanti, captured in 1966 after ejecting from his fighter jet about 100 miles south of Hanoi, said on the Sean Hannity radio show yesterday he first heard Kerry's testimony in late 1971 when it was broadcast by his Vietnamese captors over the public address system in the infamous "Hanoi Hilton" prison.
		The broadcast on Radio Vietnam by "Hanoi Hannah" was used to reinforce the message of his captors during torture sessions, said Galanti, 64, now retired in Richmond, Va.
		But Galanti, severely injured, was escorted to Hanoi over the course of 12 days, partly by truck and partly on foot.
	www.worldnetdaily.com /news/printer-friendly.asp?ARTICLE_ID=40114 (1314 words)

	Gus Van Horn: Pyongyang Pollyanna (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		First there was Tokyo Rose, then Hanoi Jane.
		Hanoi Jane is I think worse than the real counterpart to Tokio Rose, Hanoi Hannah.
		Hannah was doing her job in an enemy capacity.
	gusvanhorn.blogspot.com /2005/05/pyongyang-pollyanna.html (1330 words)

	Hanoi Hannah Quotes & Quotations, Biographies And Pictures.
		Hanoi Hannah Quotes & Quotations, Biographies And Pictures.
		No biography at this time, please click here if you wish to submit one.
		Most of the information found on focusdep.com is released under the the GNU license.
	www.focusdep.com /quotes/authors/Hanoi/Hannah (288 words)

	Language Of War - K Troop - 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment - Hosted By Bob Hersey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		HANOI HANNAH: Progaganda radio voice broadcast from North Vietnam to US forces in South Vietnam.
		Nicknamed "Hanoi Jane" for her anti-war political visit to Hanoi during the war.
		Southern counterpart to Hanoi Hannah but not as well known.
	www.ktroop.com /language.htm (1344 words)

	Vietnam Veterans Against the War: THE VETERAN: Radio Hanoi Tapes Found In Barn
		The Vietnam Veterans Radio network has obtained audio tapes, recorded between 1964 and 1971, of regular daily broadcasts from Radio Hanoi's 'Voice of Vietnam', "...to American soldiers involved in the war in Vietnam," featuring reporters Thu Houng (better known as 'Hanoi Hannah') and Van Tung.
		VVRN received the Radio Hanoi tapes, as well as recordings of Radio Peking, from Jack Bock, a W.W.II vet from Washington state, who had worked as a civilian communications technician in Japan and Thailand during the Vietnam War.
		Les told us that the tapes of Radio Hanoi were "very rare," and said that his department had the equipment and staff necessary to clean the tapes digitally.
	www.vvaw.org /veteran/article/?id=271 (590 words)

	Swift Vets and POWs for Truth - Kerry's Legacy: No One Who Has Aided the Enemy Deserves to Become President (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Asked for a recommendation as to possible courses of action for Congress to pursue, Kerry said he had spoken to representatives from Hanoi and from the PRG (Viet Cong) at the Paris peace talks, and mentioned his support for "Madame Binh's points." At that time Madam Nguyen Thi Binh was the Viet Cong foreign minister.
		He sold out every one of us in Hanoi - and likely extended our stay there (for which we all offer him ever so many thanks) - by concocting the lies he now calls "a little over the top." And he continues to fabricate stories to cover up a lackluster career in the Senate.
		Kerry's legacy isn't that he has the same initials as John Fitzgerald Kennedy or that he motored around the rivers of South Vietnam in a small boat for four months before asking to leave the war early.
	www.swiftvets.com /article.php?story=20041030202443631 (1105 words)

	In the Bullpen » Investigation into SBVT Commercial Number Two (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The North Vietnamese Army had a prison camp dubbed the Hanoi Hilton where the NVA was notorious for torturing U.S. soldiers held captive.
		After release from the Hanoi Hilton, Senator McCain had this to say about the anti-war push Kerry and backers were saying.
		The same day Kerry testified, Rep. Sam Johnson (R.-Tex.) was sitting in a cell in the infamous Hanoi Hilton POW camp, where he says he was tortured, underfed, and mostly cut off from correspondence, in violation of the Geneva Convention.
	www.inthebullpen.com /?p=222 (1951 words)

	Vietnam Veterans' War Stories!: Tom Hayden, Jane Fonda, Hanoi Hannah, Hanoi Hanna
		Tom Hayden: Cofounder of the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), one of the Chicago Seven, was charged with conspiracy after the Chicago Convention.
		Considering the media source, it is interesting to review an interview with Hanoi Hannah by ABC News correspondent, Don North.
		Hanoi, but she refused, she didn't want to."
	www.war-stories.com /pow-hayden-rowe-1965.htm (1541 words)

	Kerry’s Hanoi tapes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		There is no mystery as to how Radio Hanoi came to have this material about the VVAW’s Winter Soldier Investigation or the VVAW’s signing of the People’s Peace Treaty -- Kerry’s VVAW sent them to Hanoi: There are two references in the FBI documents to VVAW members making propaganda tapes for Radio Hanoi.
		These are the self-same tapes that Vietnam POWs, such as Paul Galanti, have stated were played to them by their captors to convince the US prisoners they should confess to being war criminals.
		Hanoi John was still Active Duty when he broke ranks and met with the Commies?!
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1205614/posts (2950 words)

	Hanoi Jane in Viet Nam
		The American people of the early 50's, and their media, often seemed unaware that they were sending young men to fight and die in Korea.
		I doubt he even got a chance to talk to her let alone slip her a note.
		To my knowledge, the worst that happened to the rest of us was that we had to listen to the camp radio (Radio Hanoi and Hanoi Hannah) with the Fonda propaganda.
	www.rt66.com /~korteng/SmallArms/hanoijan.htm (1686 words)

	MCCAIN'S PARTY
		McCain remarked that the set, based that day in a dilapidated former brewery, looked a lot like the "Hanoi Hilton," where he spent most of his captivity: the interrogation room with long ropes hanging from the ceiling; the wretched infirmary cubicle; and the model hospital space, which the North Vietnamese displayed to visitors.
		Once you're in prison, then you're expected to adhere to the Code of Conduct." It stipulated that prisoners were not to disclose any significant information to their captors, and were to agree to be released only in order of capture.
		E-mails, flyers, faxes, postcards, and phone calls inundated voters with information; many of the calls were made through push-polls, where the caller's aim is not to collect information so much as to spread it, and where the financial backing is difficult to uncover.
	www.geocities.com /thadoc78/MCCAIN.htm (11265 words)

	Bio, Nolan, McKinley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Nolan later turned up in Hanoi, doing some broadcasts for Radio Hanoi and writing leaflets that were circulated among American prisoners of war.
		One returned POW, James Stockdale, described him as a "U.S. soldier who defected in South Vietnam and supplied Hanoi Hannah with tapes on defecting." Returned POWs reported seeing him almost daily, together with his Cambodian wife and child.
		He reportedly later went over to the Khmer Rouge, who were then fighting alongside the Vietnamese.
	www.pownetwork.org /bios/n/n032.htm (402 words)

	Hanoi Hannah Quotes
		Things are better now between the U.S. and Vietnam and I hope relations will continue to improve, to normalize.
		We could also intercept the AP and UPI wires and of course we had the news from our Vietnam News Agency and we rewrote it.
		Well, we think the broadcasts did have some effect, because we see the antiwar movement in the U.S. building up, growing and so we think that our broadcast is a support to this antiwar movement.
	www.brainyquote.com /quotes/authors/h/hanoi_hannah.html (717 words)

	Hanoi Hannah - Mr Hanoi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Voices from the Past: The Search for Hanoi Hannah, Part I...
		Trinh Thi Ngo 'Hanoi Hannah' 1931 - WHERE ARE THEY NOW?: RADIO DAYS DURING THE WAR IN VIETNAM, TRINH THI NGO WAS HANOI HANNAH...
		The Secret War against Hanoi: Kennedy's and Johnson's Use of Spies, Saboteurs, and Covert Warriors in North Vietnam by Richard H. Shultz, Jr.
	www.exp-clan.com /hanoi-hannah.html (370 words)

	Kerry doesn't deserve veterans' support
		Our captors were more than willing, within their means, to provide us with any and all anti-U.S. and anti-Vietnam War propaganda.
		Without a choice in the matter, we listened to the "Voice of Vietnam" broadcasts by "Hanoi Hannah" and were shown newspaper and magazine photos and articles about those opposing the war back in the states.
		One of the peace marchers' standard slogans was, "Bring our boys home now and alive." The warped thinking of such people was that by demonstrating against U.S. involvement in Vietnam, they'd be shortening the war and reducing the number of American casualties.
	seattlepi.nwsource.com /opinion/159693_firstperson09.html (694 words)

	Vietnam War Statistics and Facts
		March 1973; Last POW released from the Hanoi Hilton, and in accordance with the Paris Agreements, the last American G.I. leaves South Vietnam (Those few remaining US Military personnel were assigned to the Defense Attaché Office and in fact began performing as diplomatic administrative staff).
		Expressed in WW II terms, those policies were the functional equivalent of having sent American soldiers to fight in Europe during WW II, but restricting them to France, Belgium, Holland, Italy, etc., and not letting them cross the borders into Germany, the source of the problem.
		He was then immediately and very loudly condemned by the majority of the US media for “rigging” the election (For the record, I’ve witnessed rigged elections staged by Asian dictators and the idea of “rigging” a thirty five percent win, is just plain silly).
	25thaviation.org /id275.htm (11984 words)

	Vietnam War Statistics and Facts 2
		Voices from the Past: The Search for Hanoi Hannah
		Sergeant Frank G. Hererra, Coolidge, Arizona....>> (Hanoi Hannah, September 15, 1967)
		It is a flat, scary jungle, thick with scrub trees and tall grass...
	25thaviation.org /id429.htm (5369 words)

	Country Joe McDonald, Hanoi Hannah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		VVRN received the Radio Hanoi tapes, as well as recordings of Radio Peking, from Jack Bock, a WW II vet from Washington state, who had worked as a civilian communications technician in Japan and Thailand during the Vietnam War.
		In a letter, Jack said he had heard VVRN on Radio For Peace International's short-wave broadcasts, and thought we might be interested in the tapes...
		News headlines and reports critical of the Vietnam War from the World, and from around the world.
	www.countryjoe.com /hannah.htm (517 words)

	Radio Leaflets During Wartime
		In later wars, American soldiers would hear the voice of Hanoi Hannah and Baghdad Betty.
		Radio propaganda can be broadcast over great distances to a large audience at a relatively low cost.
		Hanoi time to the "Family News Announcements" at 461 meters (655 kilocycles) and 31 meters (9670 kilocycles).
	www.psywarrior.com /RadioLeaflet.html (9708 words)

	Vietnam Yesterday & Today: History Websites (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Included on this useful site are documents relating to the U.S. Army in Vietnam, the electronic battlefield, special forces, a history of the NVA, biographies of General Giap, Jane Fonda, Hanoi Hannah, Australian and New Zealand forces in Vietnam, a history of Air America, glossary, and a history of the Medal of Honor.
		On June 20, 1997, the former U.S. Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara led an American delegation to Hanoi for a conference to discuss the missed opportunities to end the Vietnam War.
		McNamara said the mission was to heal wounds of the war and to help future generations with lessons from history.
	servercc.oakton.edu /~wittman/histlink.htm (3816 words)

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