↑ Department of the Army. Report of the Department of the Army Review of the Preliminary Investigations into the My Lai Incident (Báo cáo của tướng Peers), Volumes I-III (1970).
↑ Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam. Nick Turse. Dịch: Lê Thùy Giang, Đặng Thành Đạt. Giới thiệu: MỸ LAI CHẲNG PHẢI NGOẠI LỆ
↑ Some of the people were trying to get up and run. They couldn't and fell down. This one woman, I remember, she stood up and tried to make it — tried to run — with a small child in her arms. But she didn't make it. - Phóng viên ảnh quân đội Ronald Haeberle, "Ronald Haeberle, Witness for the Prosecution".
↑ Soldiers went berserk, gunning down unarmed men, women, children and babies. Families which huddled together for safety in huts or bunkers were shown no mercy. Those who emerged with hands held high were murdered.... Elsewhere in the village, other atrocities were in progress. Women were gang raped; Vietnamese who had bowed to greet the Americans were beaten with fists and tortured, clubbed with rifle butts and stabbed with bayonets. Some victims were mutilated with the signature "C Company" carved into the chest. By late morning word had got back to higher authorities and a cease-fire was ordered. My Lai was in a state of carnage. Bodies were strewn through the village - "Murder in the name of war - My Lai". BBC. ngày 20 tháng 7 năm 1998.
↑ "I would say that most people in our company didn't consider the Vietnamese human". Celina Dunlop, "My Lai: Legacy of a massacre", BBC News, fetched 16th March 2008,
↑ It looks like a bloodbath down there! What the hell is going on? - Một phi công trực thăng bay trên khu vực Mỹ Lai - Into the Dark: The My Lai Massacre
↑ "I mean, I was in a unit that was responsible for My Lai. I got there after My Lai happened. So, in war, these sorts of horrible things happen every now and again, but they are still to be deplored." “Interview on CNN's Larry King Live with Secretary Colin L. Powell”. May 42004. Bản gốc lưu trữ ngày 4 tháng 2 năm 2005. Truy cập ngày 16 tháng 3 năm 2006. Kiểm tra giá trị ngày tháng trong: |date= (trợ giúp)
↑ [The 1st Battalion] members had killed at least 175-200 Vietnamese men, women, and children. The evidence indicates that only 3 or 4 were confirmed as Viet Cong although there were undoubtedly several unarmed VC (men, women, and children) among them and many more active supporters and sympathizers. One man from the company was reported as wounded from the accidental discharge of his weapon.
