This museum was opened in September 1975 as “The House for Displaying War Crimes of American Imperialism and the Puppet Government (of South Vietnam).” Later it was known as the Museum of American War Crimes, then as the War Crimes Museum until as recently as 1993. These previous names will give you a little bit of an idea of what to expect inside…The museum is effectively a propaganda museum for the Vietnamese Communist regime, as it almost exclusively displays exhibits that are highly critical of the South Vietnamese and American war efforts during the Vietnam War, while neglecting to exhibit anything critical of the Viet Cong’s war effort…The exhibits can be a little gruesome, but interesting none the less…and the entrance fee was less than a dollar!!
Outside the museum were several "leftover" US Military machinery....
F-5A Fighter Jet....
The displays inside include a collection of weapons, machinery, artifacts and horrific photographs illustrating the devastating affects of napalm, Agent Orange and other weapons of mass destruction. One room is dedicated to biological warfare, including the effects of the defoliant sprays that were dumped over the country….I’ll leave the pics of that stuff out…
Mock up of a "Tiger Cell" used to house POW's in Vietnam...
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Main entrance to Ben Tranh Market...bargain hard and you may get a good deal...the vendors in here are sharks!!!
Inside it's hot, humid and hectic!! lots of fun!!! oh and you can get cheap eats too...
In keeping with the military theme...the Dan Sinh Market is where you can get military surplus goods, although most seem like remakes...still some interesting stuff though...
Tomorrow it’s off to the Cu Chi tunnels about an hour and a half outside of Saigon…The tunnels of Cu Chi are an immense network of connecting underground tunnels located in the Cu Chi district of Saigon and are part of a much larger network of tunnels that underlie much of the country….