VOICED US warship docks in Vietnam for first time since war
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(20 Nov 2003) VOICED BY
(20 Nov 2003) VOICED BY VERA FRANKL
0000 Wide shot USS Vandegrift
0004 Crew on ship
0008 Wide shot ship and tug boats on river
0013 Vietnamese navy boat
0016 Welcome banner held up on quayside
0019 Dock worker looking at stern of ship
0024 SOUNDBITE (English) Commander Richard A. Rogers, Commander of USS Vandegrift:
"The US Navy shares a lot of the same interests as other South-Eastern Asian countries, specifically Vietnam, with respect to counter-terrorism and economic growth. So ship visits, such as the USS Vandegrift is doing right now, are a big player in ensuring that the US Government objective is met."
0042 Close up handshake
0045 Vandegrift commander being welcomed
0049 Police looking on
0054 Set up
0057 SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Duong Trung Quoc, Member of the Parliament and Vietnam historian:
"The significance of this visit is that this is the first time in Vietnam history that a US warship has come to Vietnam with a peaceful flag and friendly spirit. It is the result of the normalization and development process of the ties between the two countries."
0118 Close up Vietnamese and American flags
0122 Vietnamese woman walking down gangway
0126 Ship mast
0131 VISION ENDS
SUGGESTED LEAD-IN:
A US Naval warship cruised up the Saigon River on Wednesday, the first since the Vietnam War ended nearly 30 years ago.
It arrived in what is now known as Ho Chi Minh City, signaling a new era of relations between the former foes.
VOICE-OVER:
0002
The last time an American naval ship docked at Ho Chi Minh City, it was still known as Saigon - and the Vietnam war was still raging.
This time, the American navy was coming in peace, hoping to usher in a new era of cooperation.
0016
No longer arch enemies, the talk now is of growing friendship.
Vietnam's also being courted as an ally in the war on terror.
0025
SOUNDBITE (English) Commander Richard A. Rogers, Commander of USS Vandegrift:
"The US Navy shares a lot of the same interests as other South-Eastern Asian countries, specifically Vietnam, with respect to counter-terrorism and economic growth. So ship visits, such as the Vandegrift is doing right now, are a big player in ensuring that the US Government objective is met."
0042
Diplomatic ties with Vietnam were only re-established in 1995.
Since then, relations have been steadily warming.
Memories of the war continue to loom large for generations of Vietnamese.
Yet many have welcomed Wednesday's visit.
0057
SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Duong Trung Quoc, historian and Member of Vietnamese Parliament:
"This visit is significant because it's the first time in Vietnamese history that a U-S warship has come to Vietnam with a peaceful flag and friendly spirit. It's the result of the development and normalisation of ties between the two countries."
0119
So far, Vietnam appears willing to eventually provide the U-S with access to its ports.
But the Pentagon has ruled out re-establishing a permanent military presence in Vietnam.
0131
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0000 Wide shot USS Vandegrift
0004 Crew on ship
0008 Wide shot ship and tug boats on river
0013 Vietnamese navy boat
0016 Welcome banner held up on quayside
0019 Dock worker looking at stern of ship
0024 SOUNDBITE (English) Commander Richard A. Rogers, Commander of USS Vandegrift:
"The US Navy shares a lot of the same interests as other South-Eastern Asian countries, specifically Vietnam, with respect to counter-terrorism and economic growth. So ship visits, such as the USS Vandegrift is doing right now, are a big player in ensuring that the US Government objective is met."
0042 Close up handshake
0045 Vandegrift commander being welcomed
0049 Police looking on
0054 Set up
0057 SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Duong Trung Quoc, Member of the Parliament and Vietnam historian:
"The significance of this visit is that this is the first time in Vietnam history that a US warship has come to Vietnam with a peaceful flag and friendly spirit. It is the result of the normalization and development process of the ties between the two countries."
0118 Close up Vietnamese and American flags
0122 Vietnamese woman walking down gangway
0126 Ship mast
0131 VISION ENDS
SUGGESTED LEAD-IN:
A US Naval warship cruised up the Saigon River on Wednesday, the first since the Vietnam War ended nearly 30 years ago.
It arrived in what is now known as Ho Chi Minh City, signaling a new era of relations between the former foes.
VOICE-OVER:
0002
The last time an American naval ship docked at Ho Chi Minh City, it was still known as Saigon - and the Vietnam war was still raging.
This time, the American navy was coming in peace, hoping to usher in a new era of cooperation.
0016
No longer arch enemies, the talk now is of growing friendship.
Vietnam's also being courted as an ally in the war on terror.
0025
SOUNDBITE (English) Commander Richard A. Rogers, Commander of USS Vandegrift:
"The US Navy shares a lot of the same interests as other South-Eastern Asian countries, specifically Vietnam, with respect to counter-terrorism and economic growth. So ship visits, such as the Vandegrift is doing right now, are a big player in ensuring that the US Government objective is met."
0042
Diplomatic ties with Vietnam were only re-established in 1995.
Since then, relations have been steadily warming.
Memories of the war continue to loom large for generations of Vietnamese.
Yet many have welcomed Wednesday's visit.
0057
SOUNDBITE (Vietnamese) Duong Trung Quoc, historian and Member of Vietnamese Parliament:
"This visit is significant because it's the first time in Vietnamese history that a U-S warship has come to Vietnam with a peaceful flag and friendly spirit. It's the result of the development and normalisation of ties between the two countries."
0119
So far, Vietnam appears willing to eventually provide the U-S with access to its ports.
But the Pentagon has ruled out re-establishing a permanent military presence in Vietnam.
0131
VISION ENDS
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