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Tag: Soldiers

Photo of HALO parachutists of SOG link up beneath a Huey helicopter above Camp Long Thanh.

Their Existence Was Denied by the US Government. Their Mission Photos Proved Otherwise

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher6/16/20236/16/2023
Photo of French-built Dassault Mirage F1JA, part of the Ecuadoran air force.

The Time Ecuador and Peru Fought a 34-Day War Over a Patch of Amazonian Jungle

by Jerome Long6/16/20239/11/2023

He Was Wired to A Mine for 70 Hours In World War II – And Survived.

by Zita Ballinger Fletcher6/14/20236/15/2023
Photo of German offensive at Riga.

As Russia Tottered on the Brink of Collapse in WWI, Germany Debuted Fire-Support Tactics That Still Inform Warfare

by David T. Zabecki6/9/20235/2/2023
A 1873 photograph by Timothy H. O'Sullivan captures the fortresslike canyon from the ground as both Spanish and American invaders would have seen it.

Attacked by Both Spanish and American Invaders, This Sandstone Navajo Stronghold Was Built for Defense

by David T. Zabecki6/2/20236/9/2023
Photo of Marine commando forces of the French Expeditionary Corps wading ashore from a landing craft, in the Annam region in central Vietnam, as war operations against the Communist Viet Minh continue, on July 27, 1950.

How France’s “Black Tigers” Used WWII Resistance Tactics in Vietnam

by Andrew McGregor5/31/20239/11/2023
Photo of, author Paul Ingevaldson working on an M18 Field Artillery Digital Automatic Computer (FADAC) used for gun targeting in Vietnam.

The FADAC Was Used to Calculate Artillery Firing Data. Was it One of the First Personal Computers?

by Paul Ingevaldson5/22/20235/15/2023
Photo of author Jerry Dallape (right) and his buddy Gordon “Gus” Gustafson had an unusual adventure in Vietnam.

This Marine Used a Gunny Outhouse Without Permission. Then He Accidentally Burned It Down. 

by Jerry Dallape5/22/20235/23/2023
Photo of U.S. Marines are being fired upon as they charge entrenched troops of North Vietnam’s 2nd division on hill 441, near Hiep Duc Valley, South Vietnam on August 26, 1969.

Inspired by His Family Military Tradition, This Lakota Served as a Medic in Vietnam

by Dave Kindy5/18/20235/18/2023
Photo of Warrant Officer Class II, (WO2), Kevin (Dasher) Arthur Wheatley VC, a member of the Australian Army Training Team, Vietnam, (AATTV) standing on the roadside near Saigon. WO2 Wheatley was awarded a Victoria Cross (VC) posthumously for action against the Viet Cong. He moved a wounded soldier, WO2 R. J. Swanton, from the open paddy fields into a wooded area and remained with him knowing the Viet Cong were moving in on their position.

He Went AWOL to Save a Stray Dog and Refused to Leave His Comrades. Meet Australia’s First VC Recipient in Vietnam

by David T. Zabecki5/15/20235/16/2023

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