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Ep. 4: The Gulf of Tonkin Incident

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  • On August 4th 1964 an incident involving a US battleship in the Gulf of Tonkin launched America’s involvement in the Vietnam War. Whistle blower Daniel Ellsberg, who started work at The Pentagon that day, tells the story.
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interesting podcast - new light on a history topic

My family and I really enjoyed listening to this on a recent car trip. It was a wonderful balance between podcasts and audio books. This episode in particular was interesting to all, whether knowing the story or not. Even those of us generally familiar with the period learned something new.

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Great series

I've really enjoyed listening to this series. The events highlighted range from famous to obscure and each is illuminating in its own way about the state of the current world.

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