http://www.dissentmagazine.org/ Winter 2000, long article by the AP reporters.
The Bridge at No Gun Ri
Parts of the Associated Press report reprinted here appeared in many American newspapers last fall, but we didn't see the entire report anywhere. It is a powerful document, an unusual piece of investigative journalism, and one that has had significant political consequences. The U.S. Army is now investigating the allegations made by the soldiers quoted here (after long resistance to similar allegations by Korean civilians). There should be an official report in late spring or early summer of this year. Anticipating the discussion certain to follow upon the report, we include with the AP dispatch comments by Michael Walzer and Marilyn B. Young on the political and moral meaning of the incident at No Gun Ri. Eds.
Sang-Hun Choe, Charles J. Hanley, and Martha Mendoza
Marilyn B. Young wrote, "The Vietnam Wars;1945-1990, " a New Left volume. Blurbed, "A People's History of the Vietnam War, " by a UK SWP'er. Good read esp. for those who might romanticize the North. In a series edited by Zinn for The New Press.
-- Michael Pugliese