Sông Bé

"Sông Bé" is a compelling narrative that unfolds during a concert at the New Orleans Orpheum Theater, where renowned architect Richard Foxworth reflects on his past after his wife discovers items in his Army footlocker. Through flashbacks, the story delves into his experiences as a 2nd Lieutenant during the Vietnam War's Tet Offensive, exploring his combat wounds, struggles with post-traumatic stress, and the haunting aftermath of the battle, all while weaving in the broader context of the American civil rights movement. Drawing from the author's personal history as a Vietnam veteran and West Point graduate, this fact-based account offers an intimate look at a transformative era in American history.