Normalization Of U.S.-Vietnam Relations

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"On July 11, 1995, President Clinton the normalization of diplomatic relations--that is, full mutual diplomatic recognition--between the United States and Vietnam (McManus, 1995, p. A1). This move touched one of the rawest of American political nerves. It raised immediately the question of the uncertain fate of service members still missing from the war, and ultimately that of the outcome of the Vietnam War itself and of whether American opponents of the war, including President Clinton, bore a share of responsibility for the American defeat in the war.

Thus the normalization of relations was immediately denounced by Republican congressional leaders Newt Gingrich and Robert Dole, as well as by the American Legion and organizations active in the issue of Americans still missing in action from the ..."

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