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Who was phred from doonesbury?

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Phred was the Viet Cong "terrorist" whom B.D. befriended when lost in Vietnam , later Vietnamese delegate to the United Nations and last seen working for Nike in Vietnam .

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Phred was a character in the comic strip Doonesbury created by Garry Trudeau. He was a Vietnamese correspondent who worked alongside the protagonist, B.D., during the Vietnam War. Phred was known for his unique perspective on the war and his interactions with other characters in the strip.

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