Remembering the California refugee camp that gave Vietnamese a new life in the US

The World | Apr 23, 2015
When the Vietnam War ended in 1975, the US stepped in to rescue tens of thousands of refugees who hastily fled South Vietnam. Many of them ended up in temporary camps like the ones set up at a Marine base in San Diego, where Elvis and the Girl Scouts helped newcomers adapt.

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