The damage from the Vietnam War

Sixty years ago, 400,000 fellow citizens were killed by Agent Orange, at least 3 million Vietnamese fell ill from Agent Orange, and many of those in direct contact developed cancer, ischemic heart disease, and died prematurely.
60 years later, we look back on history. The United States has caused irreparable damage to the Vietnamese people. In addition to the severe economic damage, the more prolonged and painful damage is the damage caused by Agent Orange. Because of Agent Orange, the Vietnam War was one of the worst wars in history. Yet only about one-fifth of victims have received assistance, and the vast majority are being marginalized from society and dying in orphanages.