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Conical Hat and Fruits
A woman selling fruit walks along Truc Bak Lake, where John McCain was shot down in 1967. He landed with a broken arm and leg, and nearly drowned.
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Truc Bac Lake
Swan-shaped paddle boats sit in Hanoi's Truc Bac Lake, where John McCain was shot down in 1967.
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John McCain Statue
This statue near Hanoi's West Lake, which depicts a falling pilot, marks the spot where John McCain was shot down in 1967
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Vietnam Today
An upscale shop in Hanoi, Vietnam. Much has changed since the Vietnam War, with most of Vietnam's population having been born since its 1975 conclusion.
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Army Museum
Leftovers of War at the Army Museum in Hanoi
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Hanoi's Army Museum
Wreckage and a photo at Hanoi's Army Museum
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Coffee Shop and Wreckage
While sitting in a coffee shop at Hanoi's Army Musuem, one can look out toward U.S. aircraft wreckage across the courtyard.
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Remains of War
The wreckage of a U.S. aircraft, downed during the Vietnam War, rests today in Hanoi's Army Museum
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Scars of War
The wreckage of a U.S. aircraft, downed during the Vietnam War, rests today in Hanoi's Army Museum
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Morning Stretch
A typical early morning scene at Hanoi's Hoan Kiem Lake, where thousands come out to exercise at the beginning of each day.
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Joel Carillet has been a member since 24 December 2007 and goes by jcarillet.
Currently in Tennessee.
I am a freelance writer and photographer based in Tennessee. My work has appeared in a number of anthologies, magazines, and newspapers, including the Christian Science Monitor, Kansas City Star, and Best Travel Writing 2008. My book 30 Reasons to Travel: Photographs and Reflections from Southeast Asia will be published in August '08.
You can also find Joel at www.joelcarillet.com.
