A second lieutenant assigned to lead the infamous platoon responsible for the My Lai […]
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General James F. Hollingsworth
A brash tank commander for Patton in WWII who never let up in Vietnam. […]
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From Torching to Teaching
Marine Combined Action Platoons won hearts and minds—and some ferocious battles—deep inside enemy strongholds. […]
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China’s American Imperial General
It took an American Christian adventurer to create an army capable of ending the only so-called Christian revolt in Chinese history
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“Piece of Cake”
A young reporter on a 1967 medevac mission gone bad returns to face hard […]
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Vietnam News- October 2010
Vietnam Vet Clapper Tapped to Be New Spy Chief Retired Lt. Gen. James R. […]
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Frank Blazich: Lessons From the Smithsonian
Blazich is curator for the Division of Armed Forces History at the National Museum of American History
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Prescient at the Creation
Ridiculed after the 1963 Battle of Ap Bac as being too old, out of […]
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NVA Sketchbook’s Long Strange Trip
Lost in a bloody fight during Tet 1968, a captured NVA fighter’s sketchbook chronicle […]
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Cam Ne Burning
Less than a month after landing at Da Nang on July 7, 1965, with […]