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4.1 What is the significance of the so-called "Hue massacre"?

It is used as an attempt to justify and deflect criticism
from atrocities by U.S. soldiers by saying "But the enemy did
it too, why don't you complain about them". (see FAQ 2.14)

Wild exaggeration of the "Hue massacre" started almost two years
after the battle, as the U.S. My Lai massacre became exposed in 1969.
The My Lai massacre is well documented. U.S. soldiers rounded
up and executed hundreds of women and children.

War crime atrocities by U.S. soldiers were "standard practice". (FAQ 2.13)
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Bottom line:
At My Lai, U.S. soldiers rounded up and executed children.

50 were 0-3 years old
69 were 4-7 years old
91 were 8-12 years old
27 were 70 or 80s

Well, you *do* hear people who suggest that the holocaust was a
similar fabrication.