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Published: September 24, 2008 01:28 pm    print this story  

Vietnam Today

CNHI News Service

Vietnam was devastated by war and the strictures of communism when U.S. soldiers left the country more than 30 years ago. Today it boasts the second fastest growing economy in Asia.



William B. Ketter, CNHI's vice president of news, observed the country's significant progress, as well as obstacles to its growth, during a recent two-week visit. The trip was occasioned by an eight-day motorcycle vacation down portions of the infamous Ho Chi Minh trail.



Ketter's impressions form the basis of a three-part series.



Vietnam Today: Capitalism, tourism and technology draw country out of the past

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Water buffalo pose a safety hazard on the Ho Chi Minh Trail. They are slow to move and often take up most of the roadway. Photo by Larry Hall/CNHI News Service (Click for larger image)

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