http://www.historynet.com/book-review-after-my-lai-my-year-commanding-first-platton-charlie-company-by-gary-w-bray.htm From the World's Largest History Magazine Publisher Fri, 24 May 2013 06:48:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://www.historynet.com/book-review-after-my-lai-my-year-commanding-first-platton-charlie-company-by-gary-w-bray.htm#comment-783509 Justin Boerner - Univ. Ok. Student Sat, 03 Dec 2011 23:49:17 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/?p=13682562#comment-783509 This novel is about Bray. His story. The details of My Lai are never disclosed by him. Nor are the details about Lt. Calley important. I have spoken personally with Mr. Bray and his only wish was to get the story of his men out, so that future generations would know what happened during his tenure. This novel is about Bray. His story. The details of My Lai are never disclosed by him. Nor are the details about Lt. Calley important. I have spoken personally with Mr. Bray and his only wish was to get the story of his men out, so that future generations would know what happened during his tenure.

]]> http://www.historynet.com/book-review-after-my-lai-my-year-commanding-first-platton-charlie-company-by-gary-w-bray.htm#comment-337736 Jim Robertson Tue, 14 Sep 2010 19:34:45 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/?p=13682562#comment-337736 Correction: William Calley joined the Army in 1966, graduated from Officer Candidate School in September of 1967 and the My Lai massacre occurred in March of 1968. Correction: William Calley joined the Army in 1966, graduated from Officer Candidate School in September of 1967 and the My Lai massacre occurred in March of 1968.

]]> http://www.historynet.com/book-review-after-my-lai-my-year-commanding-first-platton-charlie-company-by-gary-w-bray.htm#comment-314652 brian gillespie Mon, 02 Aug 2010 17:14:22 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/?p=13682562#comment-314652 this note is about the facts that this so called lt. bray wrote about in this book or preamble to it that are wrong . it was never proven about how many vietnamesewere killed at myt lai. the official army investigation said 70 or 80. no exact numbers were ever known or will be. the nva or the vietcong printed pampflets stating the american killed 435 innocent women and children killed there i know because i was an infantryman in the 4/21 11th brigade who covered that area that it happen in . this was communist propoganda because they could found all over quang nhai province. what don't they tell the real truth. i stood before colonel colin powell for a dressing down about not making to toc briefing on time eight days before iwas to droes home. by that time he had officially cover up any investigation of the incident of which he was assigned to my battalion to investigate. the colonel who was in charge of the 1/20 was killed before he could ever investigate in a crash between his helicopter and the diviison spoter plane. one of those incidents that army liked to call non hostile deaths( more bs from ths general staff who are really the ones responsible for the failures of vitenam. don;t blamt the sargenats on down. they were brave men who gave it there all this note is about the facts that this so called lt. bray wrote about in this book or preamble to it that are wrong . it was never proven about how many vietnamesewere killed at myt lai. the official army investigation said 70 or 80. no exact numbers were ever known or will be. the nva or the vietcong printed pampflets stating the american killed 435 innocent women and children killed there i know because i was an infantryman in the 4/21 11th brigade who covered that area that it happen in . this was communist propoganda because they could found all over quang nhai province. what don't they tell the real truth. i stood before colonel colin powell for a dressing down about not making to toc briefing on time eight days before iwas to droes home. by that time he had officially cover up any investigation of the incident of which he was assigned to my battalion to investigate. the colonel who was in charge of the 1/20 was killed before he could ever investigate in a crash between his helicopter and the diviison spoter plane. one of those incidents that army liked to call non hostile deaths( more bs from ths general staff who are really the ones responsible for the failures of vitenam. don;t blamt the sargenats on down. they were brave men who gave it there all

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