The Spy Who Loved Us: The Vietnam War and Pham Xuan An’s Dangerous Game […]
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Vietnam Book Review: Why Vietnam Matters
Why Vietnam Matters, An Eyewitness Account of Lessons Not Learned by Rufus Phillips. Naval […]
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Ambushed In Leatherneck Square
Just two miles from the DMZ, a battalion of Marines paid a heavy price […]
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My Lai: Where Were The Leaders?
Had one strong leader stepped up, the atrocity that so stained America could have been averted.
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The Vietnam Rollers Play Ball
As their country teetered on chaos and collapse, a group of Vietnamese teenagers embraced […]
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Dodging SAMs—In An AC-130!
It looked like curtains for the crew of the lumbering Spectre gunship as the surface-to-air missiles closed in for the kill
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Westy’s Regrets
My brief respite in Hong Kong seemed to have gone by in a heartbeat, […]
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Vietnam Letter from the Editor- April 2009
Time for a reappraisal of Westmoreland Several years ago some journalist wrote the condescending […]
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My War: One Marine’s wild ride off the Rockpile was more of an adventure than he needed
Dusk was just turning to darkness when I spotted the CH-46 that would be […]
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The 174th Ordnance Detachment had an often risky job handling tons of ammo and explosives
It was late September 1968 and the heat and humidity were oppressive as I […]