| Location | Box | Folder | Contents |
| D037.7C - Individual Collection | 1 | 1 | The Ballad of Barry Sadler, January 27, 1989 |
| | | Road has been long for Viet Refugees since their lives came crashing down |
| | | They survived
will that be said of their culture? |
| | | Anti-U.S. talk muted as Vietnam celebrates, April 30, 1995 |
| | | For 46,000 refugees, a bitter denouement |
| | | The day an endless war stopped and a wounded nation died |
| | | Random quotes from selected leaders such as Robert McNamara, Henry Kissinger, Harry Summers, David Halberstam, and Jim Kean |
| | | A Question and Answer section with Marine Corps Lt. Gen. (ret.) Victor H. Krulak |
| | | "Would I ever see my husband again?" April 30, 1995 |
| | | Saigon's fall - recalled by those who were there |
| | | After the Fall |
| | | Dept. of the State Airgram of the RVNAF Performance
Denfense of Hoa Tinh Village, by Robert S. McNamara, February 6, 1975 |
| | | Triangle mines its gold in poppies |
| | | Document by Douglas Pike listing various books on the Vietnam war, May-June 1985 |
| | 2 | Various short stories on Vietnam and the Vietnamese people |
| | 3 | Brochure, agenda, speech, and proceedings of the 1990 Vietnamese-American Conference |
| | | A published paper by the USCR titled "Vietnamese Boat People: Pirates' Vunerable Prey," February 1984 |
| | | Pamphlet/Directory of G.I. slang and Military jargon glossary, August 1983 |
| | | Report about the Violation of Human Rights in Vietnam (1975-1983), prepared by the United States Department of Defense |
| | | Article on "'Tio Juan' opens heart, home to street kids," August 30, 1987 |
| | | 2 copies of "Being Vietnamese in America" by Huy Thanh Cao |
| | | Documented book, "Nhip Cau" (The Bridge) (in Vietnamese) |
| | | Report on the Re-education camps and the prisons in Vietnam by Dermot P. Kinlen, June 1981 |
| | | The Laotian Gulag (article) January 17, 1988 |
| | | The Vietnamisation of Kampuchea: A New Model of Colonialism in both French and English, October 1984 |
| | | "Hanoi sets up unit to supervise Phnom Penh" newspaper article copy from the Bankok Post, October 8, 1982 |
| | 4 | "The Other Side: Growing up in the Viet Cong" (memoir), February 5, 1989 |
| | | Ly Tong's Long Trek to Freedom by Anthony Paul |
| | | Various copies of newspaper articles ranging on a wide variety of topics |
| | | "A Ritual for Saying Goodbye," on the Wall, November 10, 1986 |
| | | Various original newspaper clippings on a wide variety of topics |
| | 5 | The Bridge (Nhin Can) |
| | | Dac-San 1989-1990 |
| Individual Collections-Oversized | 1 | 1 | Boat People: Growing risks for refugees, September 11, 1988 |
| | | San Diego [Vietnamese] Tin Tuc Phong Su Va Hinh Anh Ve Mot So Hoat Dong Cua Chien Dich Vot Nguoi Bien Dong, 1986 |
| | | The Vietnam Connection, 1985 |
| | | Vietnam 10 years later, April 23, 1985 |
| | | Vietnam 10 years later, April 22, 1985 |
| | | Vietnam and after: Rejection, rebirth, and the nation that rocked, April 21 1985 |
| | | Refugees long for home, build new lives here, April 23 1985 |
| | | Protests shook S.D.'s roots [San Diego], April 22, 1985 |
| | | Saved, he became a savior (Vietnamese refugee went back to bring others to safety), August 3, 1986 |
| | | Cambodia Town's "Luck" Leaves Illness in its wake / 2 Top Khmer Rough Defectors End Tour, January 4, 1999 |
| | | Boat People: Their Endless Ordeal, June 25, 1989 |
| | | "Giap Remembers" by Stanley Karnow, June 24, 1990 |
| | | Parade magazine "Can He Come Home Again" by James Webb (ref. Col. David Hackworth), April 2, 1989 |
| | | "Father, Teacher, Friend" article in Parade Magazine, May 15, 1988 |