Further information

Links

New Zealand:

• Cenotaph database – Auckland War Memorial Museum searchable database about individuals who served in Vietnam
• Cold War conflicts – summaries of New Zealand's role in conflicts after the Second World War, including Vietnam
• Crown apology to Viet Nam veterans (28 May 2008)
• From Memory – war oral history programme run by the Ministry for Culture and Heritage provides hints on interviewing war veterans in general
• Joint working group on concerns of Viet Nam veterans (including 2006 Memorandum of Understanding)
• Kete Horowowhenua – resource created by the Horowhenua Library Trust, includes Vietnam resources
• Pukeahu National War Memorial Park – including Tomb of the Unknown Warrior
• Royal New Zealand Armoured Corps Association website
• Royal New Zealand Returned and Services Association website
• Veterans' Affairs (New Zealand government) – includes information on registration of Vietnam veterans and their families, and details of the government's response to the recommendations of the Joint Working Group report on the concerns of Vietnam veterans
• Victor Company website – New Zealand infantry company which served in Vietnam 1967
• Victor 4 Company website – New Zealand infantry company which served in Vietnam 1969–1970
• Whiskey 3 Company website – New Zealand infantry company which served in Vietnam 1969–1970
• NZ On Screen website – watch excerpts of New Zealand Vietnam War documentaries, including The Shadow of Vietnam (1995) and Vietnam-My Father's War (2006)
• The Punji Pit website – poetry written by John A. Moller and dedicated to the memory of New Zealand soldiers who served in the South Vietnam
• Jungle Rain-The NZ Story of Agent Orange and the Vietnam War (2005) – documentary about the use of chemical defoliants during the Vietnam War and their effects on the health of New Zealand veterans and their families

Australia:

• 9 Squadron Association – website dedicated to 9 Squadron RAAF, which flew UH-1B Iroquois helicopters in Vietnam 1966-1971
• Australia and the Vietnam War – Department of Veterans Affairs website focused on Australian involvement in the Vietnam War
• Australians at War – film archive of Australian war veterans
• Australian Nominal Roll of Vietnam Veterans – lists Australian personnel who served in Vietnam 1962-1975
• The Royal Australian Regiment Association – association dedicated to those who have served in a Battalion of the Royal Australian Regiment
• Vietnam Veterans Association of Australia website
• Operation Wandering Souls – website dedicated the identification of Viet Cong (VC) and NVA (North Vietnamese Army) MIAs

United States:

• The History Place – overview and timeline of US involvement in the Vietnam War
• The Vietnam Center and Archive – website of the Vietnam Center at Texas Tech University
• The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall USA – website dedicated to the Vietnam Wall Memorial in Washington DC
• The Vietnam War – website showcasing Vietnam War photographs taken by combat photographer, Tim Page
• The Wars for Viet Nam: 1945 to 1975 – website developed by Vasser College, New York
• Vietnam Veterans Oral History and Folklore Project – dedicated to the collection, preservation and publication of Vietnam War folklore
• West Point Center for Oral History – oral histories from graduates of West Point, US military academy

Books about New Zealand's experience

• J. W. Ardagh, Report on tour of duty in South East Asia, New Zealand, c1966
• Brian Avery, In the Anzac Spirit: the Fourth Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment/NZ (ANZAC) South Vietnam 1968 to 1969, Victoria, 2002
• Brian Avery, We Too Were Anzacs: the Sixth Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment/NZ (ANZAC) South Vietnam 1969 to 1970, Victoria, 2004
• Billy Barnz, The goat hunter, Christchurch, 2004
• Bob Breen, First to fight: Australian diggers, N.Z. Kiwis and U.S.paratroopers in Vietnam, 1965-66, Sydney, Wellington, 1988
• Gary R. Brooker, Two landyards in Vietnam, New Zealand, 1994
• Betty May Browne, With Our Boys in Vietnam, Blenheim, 1996
• Shane Harold Capon, A symbolic presence?: New Zealand's involvement in the combatant training of South Vietnamese and Cambodian troops, 1968-1972, Waikato, 1996
• Deborah Challinor, Grey ghosts: New Zealand Vietnam vets talk about their war, Auckland, 1998
• Deborah Challinor, Liz Lancaster, Who'll Stop the Rain: Agent Orange and the children of New Zealand's Vietnam veterans, Auckland, 2000
• Leon Davidson, Red haze: Australians and New Zealanders in Vietnam, Melbourne, 2006
• David Dickens, New Zealand and the Vietnam war: official policy advice to the government 1960-1972, Wellington, 1995
• Pat Duggan, What have they done to the rain? A Kiwi Soldier's Memoir of Vietnam, Wellington, 2011
• Rod Eder, Deep Jay: Chance and Fate versus Kiwi Soldiers in Vietnam, Tandem Press, Auckland, 1995 - a novel about the Vietnam War (e-book available here)
• Jack A. Elder, The New Zealand Labour Party and the Vietnam War: traditions and policy until 1973, Auckland, 1973
• N.E. Evans, J. P. Subritzky, L. Forde, Thomas T. Rangi, The Vietnam scrapbook: the second ANZAC adventure, Papakura, 1995
• Rupert Granville Glover, New Zealand in Vietnam: a study of the use of force in international law, Palmerston North, 1986
• Robert Grandin, The Battle of Long Tan: as told by the commanders, New South Wales, 2005
• Claire Hall, No Front Line: Inside Stories of New Zealand's Vietnam War, Auckland, 2014
• Kim Hoskin, In Plain View: Borneo to Vietnam and thereafter, Waikanae, 2018
• Health Committee Report, Inquiry into the exposure of New Zealand defence personnel to Agent Orange and other defoliant chemicals during the Vietnam War and any health effects of that exposure, and transcripts of evidence, New Zealand House of Representatives, Wellington, 2004
• Alan Henderson, David Green and Peter Cooke, The Gunners: A History of New Zealand Artillery, Raupo, Auckland, 2008
• Grant Winston Hooper, New Zealand and Indochina: aspects of involvement, Waikato, 1998
• Tony Howell, Jungle Green Shadows, Waikanae, 2019
• Tony Howell, Vietnam ANZACS: Australians and New Zealanders in the Vietnam War, Waikanae, 2021
• Kevin Lyles, Vietnam ANZACs: Australian and New Zealand troops in Vietnam 1962-72, Oxford, 2004
• Ian McGibbon, New Zealand's Vietnam War: A history of combat, commitment and controversy, Auckland, 2010
• Ministry of Defence, The New Zealand Army in Vietnam 1964-1972: a report on the Chief of the General Staff's exercise, Wellington, 1973
• James R. Murphy, The New Zealand Labour Party and Vietnam: 1963 to 1972, Canterbury, 1973
• Claire Loftus Nelson, Long time passing: New Zealand memories of the Vietnam War, Wellington, 1990
• New Zealand Reading Room, New Zealand in the Viet Nam war, Canterbury, 1990
• NZ Army Public Relations, Brief history of the New Zealand Army in South Vietnam, 1964-1972, Wellington, 1972
• Roberto Rabel, New Zealand and the Vietnam War: politics and diplomacy, Auckland, 2005
• James Rock, Kiwis under fire: the New Zealand armed forces in Vietnam c.1965-72, Auckland, 1995
• Colin P. Sisson, Wounded warriors: the true story of a soldier in the Vietnam War and of the emotional wounds inflicted, Auckland, 1993
• Colin Smith, The killing zone: New Zealand infantry in Vietnam, 1967 to 1971, Auckland, 1994
• Gordon L. Steinbrook, Allies and mates: an American soldier with the Australians and New Zealanders in Vietnam, 1966-67, Lincoln, Nebraska, c1995
• Louise Joy Thompson, Vietnam albums: experiencing and remembering war in photographs, Auckland, 2003
• Nick Welch, A History of the Sixth Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment, 1965-1985, Queensland, 1986
• Dave Wilkie, Year of the Dove: Diaries of a medico in Vietnam, Christchurch, 1998