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The Ride of the Brothers (ROtB), a US non-governmental organisation, has handed over dossiers on five sites believed to house mass graves of Vietnamese soldiers who died during the Vietnam war to the Vietnam Ministry of National Defence.
Accordingly, each grave is the resting place of hundreds of soldiers, including 400 in Que Son valley in the central province of Quang Nam; 350 in Dau Tieng district, in the southern province...