Triet

In 2007, a month before the first state visit to the United States by Vietnamese President Nguyen Minh Triet, Vietnamese judicial authorities opened court proceedings in the central city of Hue to foreign journalists for the first time in the one-day trial of the Rev. Nguyen Van Ly.

As Clinton visit nears, Vietnam arrests bloggers, sentences activists John Pomfret 2010

In 2007, a month before the first state visit to the United States by Vietnamese President Nguyen Minh Triet, Vietnamese judicial authorities opened court proceedings in the central city of Hue to foreign journalists for the first time in the one-day trial of the Rev. Nguyen Van Ly.

As Clinton visit nears, Vietnam arrests bloggers, sentences activists John Pomfret 2010

The government said in a statement the National Assembly had endorsed Mr. Sang to succeed Nguyen Minh Triet, 70, who is set to retire.

Vietnam Approves New Leadership Nguyen Pham Muoi 2011

"Experiencing 1,000 years of numerous ups and downs, Thang Long-Hanoi maintains its assured posture and pride, deserving to be the heart of the country," President Nguyen Minh Triet said in a speech.

Hanoi Turns 1,000 With Vietnam's Biggest-Ever Parade (PHOTOS) The Huffington Post News Team 2010

In 2007, a month before the first state visit to the United States by Vietnamese President Nguyen Minh Triet, Vietnamese judicial authorities opened court proceedings in the central city of Hue to foreign journalists for the first time in the one-day trial of the Rev. Nguyen Van Ly.

As Clinton visit nears, Vietnam arrests bloggers, sentences activists John Pomfret 2010

In 2007, a month before the first state visit to the United States by Vietnamese President Nguyen Minh Triet, Vietnamese judicial authorities opened court proceedings in the central city of Hue to foreign journalists for the first time in the one-day trial of the Rev. Nguyen Van Ly.

As Clinton visit nears, Vietnam arrests bloggers, sentences activists John Pomfret 2010

Lawmaker Nguyen Minh Triet called on Vietnam's legislature, the National Assembly, to investigate top government officials supervising debt-laden Vietnam Shipbuilding Industry Group, which came close to the brink of bankruptcy this summer after taking on $4.5 billion in debt and entering into several ill-fated deals that allegedly broke government regulations.

World Watch 2010

Now Clark and I were looking at Triet in the flesh, the officer who had commanded the First Regiment in 1967.

Into the Story DAVID MARANISS 2010

But as Triet waited, he received news that an American battalion was in the jungle, rumbling around looking for action.

Into the Story DAVID MARANISS 2010

Triet later made the same comment to Consuelo Allen.

Into the Story DAVID MARANISS 2010