Please Enjoy Your Happiness (42 page)

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; Operation Handclasp (charitable operation)
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Crockett, Commander Davy
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Peeples, Lieutenant Commander Charlie L. (Chaplain); PBR enlists
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USS US State Department
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US Supreme Court
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Ut, Nick
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Van Thanh Lim
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Verlaine, Paul
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Veronika, Madame
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Vietnam Old Hacks
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(internet group)
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Vietnam War, 1954–75
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Wada, Hiroshi
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waka poetry
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Wakare mo tanoshi
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Even Parting Is Enjoyable
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Wayne, John
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White Rose bar, Yokosuka
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White Russians
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Wilde, Oscar
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Wong, Lydia
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wu wei
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yakuza
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Yamaguchi, Momoe: ‘Hitonatsu no keiken’ [‘Experiences of Summer Youth’]
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Yamaguchi, Yoshiko
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Yasuko, Koga
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Yokosuka, Japan
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‘You Don’t Know What Love Is’ (Raye)
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YouTube
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‘Z’, lost city of
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Zen
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Zubek
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Delinquent Girl Boss
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About the Author

Paul Brinkley-Rogers
is a veteran war
correspondent and Pulitzer Prize-winning
journalist. For many years he worked in
Asia as a staff member of
Newsweek
,
covering the wars in Vietnam and
Cambodia, the death of Chairman Mao,
and Japan’s economic miracle. He also
reported from Latin America for the
Miami
Herald
, sharing the Pulitzer Prize with a
reporting team in 2001 for coverage
of the Elián González custody battle.
Now retired, he lives in Arizona.

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