The Agent Orange catastrophe did not end with the Vietnam War. Today, chemicals found in the toxic wartime herbicides still cause deformed births and deadly cancers. Watch #AgentOrangePBS starting Monday, June 28 on PBS and the PBS Video app. https://to.pbs.org/2ResE4K | Independent Lens | PBS

"The Agent Orange chemical was a weapon that seriously deteriorated by father's health." Family members talk about losing loved ones long after the Vietnam War ended due to illnesses and diseases caused by exposure to Agent Orange and PTSD. They all came together to honor them through In Memory: vvmf.org/In-Memory-Program | Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund

Exactly 60 years ago on Tuesday, American troops first sprayed Agent Orange chemicals across southern Vietnam. Six decades later the effects are still causing devastation to millions of victims and their families. To ensure they are never forgotten, a young French Vietnamese designer has opened an exhibition depicting the history of Agent Orange. | Việt Nam News