Annotated Bibliography
"Conditions." Armour, Australia and the VIETNAM WAR, Commonwealth, http://vietnam-war.commemoration.gov.au/armour/conditions.php Accessed 6 Mar. 2017.This source provides a good description of what life was like during the Vietnam War, it explains how difficult life was during the wet and hot seasons. It also explains how much energy was taken from these soldiers. I believe this source is reliable because it has quotes from people who have served the war. Although the website does not support an author, it is a government website. Although the majority of the website is from a secondary source, but the quotes come from primary sources.With this information I want to show the difficult conditions the soldiers were in during the war because during my book, there is a diary entry of a father being so tired to walk. This helps my essay because since my essay is based on how difficult and scary it was serving the Vietnam War it gives examples of an event.
Mason, Bobbie Ann. “In Country.” Harper and Row, 1985, New York. This …show more content…
172+. Academic OneFile, go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?p=AONE&sw=w&u=lom_accessmich&v=2.1&it=r&id=GALE%7CA163865271&asid=64b248341e5150b075d36a11d03f79ba. Accessed 3 Mar. 2017. The source gives a good overview on what Agent Orange, what it's made of, why it used, and what it did. I believe this source is reliable because it comes from a well trusted database and the author of this article was written by a professional that went to West Virginia University. I do not believe that this source is biased because its only giving a clear definition of Agent Orange. I would like to use this source in my research paper because it states what Agent Orange was made of and some type of side effects. In “In Country” it talks a lot about Agent Orange because one vet has many “problems”,, and one family member keeps on blaming it on Agent Orange. So with this information I want to see if the vet was really affected by Agent
"Conditions." Armour, Australia and the VIETNAM WAR, Commonwealth, http://vietnam-war.commemoration.gov.au/armour/conditions.php Accessed 6 Mar. 2017.This source provides a good description of what life was like during the Vietnam War, it explains how difficult life was during the wet and hot seasons. It also explains how much energy was taken from these soldiers. I believe this source is reliable because it has quotes from people who have served the war. Although the website does not support an author, it is a government website. Although the majority of the website is from a secondary source, but the quotes come from primary sources.With this information I want to show the difficult conditions the soldiers were in during the war because during my book, there is a diary entry of a father being so tired to walk. This helps my essay because since my essay is based on how difficult and scary it was serving the Vietnam War it gives examples of an event.
Mason, Bobbie Ann. “In Country.” Harper and Row, 1985, New York. This …show more content…
172+. Academic OneFile, go.galegroup.com/ps/i.do?p=AONE&sw=w&u=lom_accessmich&v=2.1&it=r&id=GALE%7CA163865271&asid=64b248341e5150b075d36a11d03f79ba. Accessed 3 Mar. 2017. The source gives a good overview on what Agent Orange, what it's made of, why it used, and what it did. I believe this source is reliable because it comes from a well trusted database and the author of this article was written by a professional that went to West Virginia University. I do not believe that this source is biased because its only giving a clear definition of Agent Orange. I would like to use this source in my research paper because it states what Agent Orange was made of and some type of side effects. In “In Country” it talks a lot about Agent Orange because one vet has many “problems”,, and one family member keeps on blaming it on Agent Orange. So with this information I want to see if the vet was really affected by Agent