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Photo of Crewmen on board the Monitor, a "battleship" of the U. S. Navy's River Assault Force, fires 40 mm shells toward enemy positions in a jungle during recent operations in the Mekong Delta. The concept of riverine operations dates back to the U. S. Civil War and was used to divide the South in that conflict. In Vietnam, the Monitor is part of a flotilla which provides support to U. S. ground combat troops.

All You Need to Know About Riverine Operations in Vietnam

by David T. Zabecki9/11/20239/11/2023

This Daring Vietnam Rescue Finally Results in Medal of Honor Award

by Todd South9/1/20239/1/2023

Montford Point Marine Who Served in World War II, Vietnam Dies at 108

by Irene Loewenson8/25/20238/25/2023

Army of One: The Soldier Who Left Vietnam with 115 Confirmed Kills

by Jon Simkins8/25/20238/25/2023

Photo of Adelbert F. Waldron III with rifle.

Meet the Highest-Scoring Sniper of the Vietnam War

by David T. Zabecki8/24/20238/30/2023

Photo of James Vaughn, shown here at the Hai Van Pass in Vietnam, got into a sticky situation in search of a shower during the war.

A Desperate Quest for a Shower Soon Turned Into a Comedy of Errors for this Soldier in Vietnam

by James Vaughn8/22/20238/21/2023

Photo of a female Siamese Peninsula Pit Viper (Trimeresurus fucatus) in the rainforest at night at Fraser's Hill, Pahang, Malaysia

Human Enemies Weren’t the Only Thing That Were Lethal to U.S. Troops in Vietnam

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher8/21/20238/23/2023

A Vietnam Medal of Honor Recipient Shares Leadership Lessons

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher8/15/20238/17/2023

Illustrtion of a Monitor M-92-1 with labels.

The Technology Behind The Navy’s River Monitors In Vietnam

by Carl O. Schuster8/14/20239/8/2023

Graphic Novel Tells Story of Vietnam Pilot Who Flew Into Enemy Fire

by Sarah Sicard7/26/20237/26/2023