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Meet Anh Ban! A smart little fellow that brings to us part of important Vietnamese history of the struggle, triumph, reconciliation and forgiveness.  Each little fellow has its own story, which I hope you read, enjoy and share.

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“Hello!  My name is Anh Ban!, a Brave Viet Cong Soldier!  I am one of many brave soldiers that fought in the reunification war in Vietnam.  I am retired now, but still work hard to help my people during the time of need.  I hope you are having a wonderful time in my country and I will make sure that you are safe and sound!"

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Did you know, that:

“The earliest citation for Việt Cá»™ng in English is from 1957.  American soldiers referred to the Viet Cong as Victor Charlie or V-C. "Victor" and "Charlie" are both letters in the NATO phonetic alphabet. "Charlie" referred to communist forces in general, both Việt Cá»™ng and North Vietnamese.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viet_Cong

Meet Anh Ban! A smart little fellow that brings to us part of important Vietnamese history of the struggle, triumph, reconciliation and forgiveness.  Each little fellow has its own story, which I hope you read, enjoy and share.

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“Hello!  My name is Anh Ban!, a Brave Soldier!  I am here to protect my country and its people.  In my hands I hold a bomb that I safeguard so that it does not explode.  I hope you are having a wonderful time in my country and I will make sure that you are safe and sound!

 

Did you know, that:

“Throughout the duration of the war, 1965 – 1973, eight million tons of bombs were dropped over Vietnam; this was more than three times the amount used in WWII.”

Source: http://vietnamawbb.weebly.com/

​The following designs are already available in stores.  More coming soon!

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