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Nghia M. Vo

Nghia M. Vo was processed through Guam as a refugee after the Fall of Saigon.  He eventually settled in New London, Connecticut.  He received his MD from Saigon University in 1973.  Since arriving in the US, he did his residency in Surgery at St Francis Hospital and New York Medical College.  As an independent researcher, Dr. Vo has written more than 10 books about Vietnamese history.  He is the founder of the non-profit, Saigon, Arts, Culture and Education institute.  He currently works as a Health Research Scientist at the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and lives in Leesburg, Virginia.​ ​

  • Home
  • Historical Context
    • Origin Stories
    • Colonization in Vietnam and Guam
    • People of Guam
    • Additional Resources
  • Vietnam War
    • U.S. Presidents and Guam
    • Christmas Odyssey in Vietnam
    • Andersen AFB and Naval Base Guam
    • CHamoru Participation
    • Honor Wall
  • Operation New Life
    • Vietnamese Refugee Experiences
    • Memoirs Pasifika
    • Vietnamese Repatriation
    • Newspaper and archival materials
    • Camp life during ONL
  • Projects
    • Remembering Saigon 2022
    • Remembering Saigon 2025
    • Nam Kim's LUCE Project
  • Contact Us