Vietnam War My Lai Massacre: A Historical Account
The Vietnam War My Lai Massacre, which occurred on March 16, 1968, remains one of the conflict’s most disturbing episodes. U.S. Army soldiers killed hundreds of unarmed Vietnamese civilians in Sơn Mỹ village, including women, children, and older people.
The killings provoked international outrage after details emerged of an official cover-up and delayed investigation. My Lai exposed the human cost of the Vietnam War, while raising enduring questions about military responsibility, command authority, and accountability.
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