That's a pretty pivotal period in the war.

obvious growing signs of war weariness, frustration, anger and disillusionment.

The first major congressional challenge to executive leadership in the Vietnam War, the Cooper-Church amendment, was proposed then.

He was a small person and very soft spoken, but he was a huge presence in the department and the university. His reputation was national and went beyond.

There's a growing desire to get out of Iraq, almost regardless of the consequences. This is the way things began to develop in Vietnam after the fall of 1967.

It's the thing that hits home with Americans.