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America's Secret
A War Your Text Books Says Never Happen
There were more bombs drop on Laos than all the wars in the world, Laos was Neutral Country. The U.S. Drop Bombs equal to a bomb every 8 minutes for nine years
Secret War in Laos The 270 Million Bombs America Hid From You
Assignment Asia Clearing the bombs in Laos
America’s Secret War The CIA’s Hidden Campaign in Laos Free Documentay History
The Hmong and the Secret War
During Operation Lam Son 719 in 1971—the major cross-border military campaign into Laos during the Vietnam War—the U.S. military had 108 helicopters destroyed and another 618 damaged.
Laos The Forgotten Secret War UXOs Bombies Mines Part 1-4
Between 1964 and 1973, the U.S. military dropped more than 2 million tons of ordnance (estimated at around 270 million individual cluster submunitions) across Laos during approximately 580,000 bombing missions.
America Lied To Us
Yes, Agent Orange and other tactical herbicides were sprayed in Laos by the U.S. military during the Vietnam War.
Key Facts on the Spraying in Laos
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Timeframe: Secret spraying missions began around 1965 and 1966, continuing into 1967 and later years as part of Operation Ranch Hand.
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Locations: Hundreds of thousands of gallons of herbicides were dropped along the Ho Chi Minh Trail and border regions in southeastern Laos.
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Provinces Affected: Heavily targeted areas included Savannakhet, Salavan, Sekong, Attapeu, Khammouane, and Champasak.
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Types of Chemicals: Agent Orange made up the vast majority of the defoliants used, alongside smaller amounts of Agent Blue and Agent White.
The Vietnam War's Agent Orange legacy Unreported World
The Lasting Effects of Agent Orange on Laos
Air America – The Airline That Wasn’t Supposed to Exist - TRDN S01E37
The U.S. said It Never Happen
Taking LONG Home
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