Vietnamese officials to get preferred treatment for National Archives research
Vietnamese researchers are in Washington this week to conduct U.S.-funded studies on Hanoi's war dead and will receive special treatment from the National Archives and Records Administration -- treatment that critics say has not been reciprocated in Vietnam or extended in the U.S. to American researchers seeking access to the same archives for clues on missing U.S. service members.
Vietnamese researchers are currently in Washington conducting U.S.-funded studies on Hanoi’s war dead. They are reportedly receiving special treatment from the National Archives and Records Administration. Critics argue this preferential treatment is not reciprocated in Vietnam nor extended to American researchers seeking similar access for information on missing U.S. service members.
- Vietnamese researchers are in Washington for U.S.-funded studies on Hanoi’s war dead.
- They are receiving special treatment from the National Archives and Records Administration.
- Critics claim this treatment is not reciprocated in Vietnam.
- Critics also state that American researchers do not receive similar access in the U.S. for clues on missing U.S. service members.
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