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Echoes of Vietnam: counterinsurgency, ‘warrior hero’ culture, and Australian war crimes in Afghanistan

Published on 9 Jan 20219 Jan 2021 by CCHS

By Mia Martin Hobbs, full PDF below, original post (at Australian Parliament House) here: https://aph.org.au/2020/11/echoes-of-vietnam-counterinsurgency-warrior-hero-culture-and-war-crimes-in-afghanistan/

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