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I worked with Tran Ngoc Chau for 25 years on his memoir "Vietnam Labyrinth: Allies, Enemies & Why the U.S. Lost the War." We met in 1987, became partners in a {ublishing Service Bureau & began work on the book, published in 2013, in 1988. During that period, we established a strong relationship, a bond that goes well beyond being friends & colleagues. I have worked with him on various other projects and he has come to rely on me as his collaborator new projects. As a result of our 27-year years of collaboration, involving thousands of hours of discussion & taping sessions, he says I probably know more details about his life than almost anyone else. He has suffered several serious health problems in recent years. so has asked me to learn how I might contribute/edit/improve the Wikipedia pages devoted to him and his life. Any guidance will be greatly appreciated. I am a veteran of now 66+ years as a writer/editor/journalist with more than 2,600 article published in everything from Popular Science, Playboy & PC World to Newsweek, Macweek & L.A. Times Book Review. - Ken Fermmoyle, kenfermoyle@gmail.com

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Do not understand why this banner was placed here, as it appears there are no such incidents of the use of such terms in this article. Each source citation stands alone (with reference to Bibliography). Will remove Banner unless directed to such uses, if any. Better, please make an entry here of where such a use was found, if any, and that if so it's been corrected. Then remove the Banner. Thank you in advance! Elfelix (talk) 01:47, 20 February 2016 (UTC) The Banner mentions a "Schwartz ref." but gives no fn. #. As there are 492, the Banner should come down immediately. Elfelix (talk) 01:58, 20 February 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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