Colonel Gordon R. Roberts, a Vietnam and Iraq war veteran and only Medal of Honor recipient on active duty, speaks out on soldiers and soldiering.
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World Airways’ Audacious Airlift
Just days before Saigon’s fall in April 1975, Ed Daly and Charles Patterson of […]
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Unsung Hero in the Amazing Rescue of Bat 21 Bravo
South Vietnamese SEAL Nguyen Van Kiet’s courage and cunning got a downed airman past […]
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Funny Money
U.S. Military Payment Certificates were an integral part of the Vietnam experience, and like […]
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Setting a Trap for the VC at An Ba
When the troops of the Cacti Blue unleashed a crushing air combat assault, they […]
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Back to Ia Drang
At Ia Drang in 1965, they fought each other with an intimate, bloody ferocity […]
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Vietnam Letter form the Editor- December 2008
A new book by Hal Moore and Joe Galloway completes the picture they started […]
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MS Amastra’s perilous duty on behalf of the US at Nha Trang
It is rare that a naval vessel once sunk to the bottom of the […]
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Medics make life-or-death decisions
God and all North Vietnam could see us. We were outside Khe Sanh on […]
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Arsenal | The Venerable MiG-19
In 1969, North Vietnam decided to increase its fighter force before the latest lull […]