Show-business legend Ann-Margret entertained troops in Southeast Asia in 1966 and 1968, and she remains an active and ardent supporter of Vietnam veterans to this day. In this episode, she sits down with Jim Knotts to talk about why she went to Vietnam and what those trips have meant to her — personally and professionally — in the five decades since.
This podcast originally appeared on Echoes of the Vietnam War episode 42 https://www.vvmf.org/echoes This year, Ann-Margret turns 81.






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Never saw show ! Driving by in a Jeep was great ! Thanks for the memories !!
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John, what an enlightening article about Ann Margaret. I’ll never forget Bob Hope all those years. Such dedication.
Thank you for sharing.
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great. was there twice in the 101st, 68 and 69
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I thought that it was pretty arrogant for all of the female entertainers there who wore skirts so short that their panties were visible!
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You. You thought. You thought that.
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Excellent item about Ann Margaret. Along with Bob Hope her stop at CuChi was a highlight of my year with the 25th ID. I operated out of the CuChi Base Camp.
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Nice article and similar to others have seen (maybe yours?). Always good to read about those that did their part in supporting our military.
T. Y.
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Love her. I was a lieutenant in the 1st Infantry Division MP Company and assigned to command the security detachment for the Bob Hope Show in 1966.
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