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by Dale Andrade
While the MACV commander has been long maligned for his big-unit strategy, the realities on the ground dictated pushing back the enemy main forces if the guerrilla insurgents were to be defeated
Dodging SAMs—In An AC-130!
by Lt. Col. Henry Zeybel, U.S. Air Force (Ret.)
It looked like curtains for the crew of a slow-moving AC-130 Spectre gunship, as the surface-to-air missiles closed in for the kill
The Vietnam Rollers Play Ball
By Richard Dennison
As their country teetered on chaos and collapse, a group of Vietnamese teenagers embraced an all-American game
My Lai: Where Were The Leaders?
By Lt. Col. Ben G. Crosby, U.S. Army (Ret.)
Had just one strong leader stepped up, the atrocity that so stained America could have been averted
Ambushed In Leatherneck Square
By Colonel Richard Camp, U.S. Marines (Ret.)
Just south of the DMZ a Marine battalion paid a heavy price but finally overcame an NVA ambush, artillery, rockets and a human wave attack
EXCLUSIVE: Westy's Regrets – Gen. William C. Westmoreland's Last Interview
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SUPER PRIVATE ARSENAL
The A-6 Intruder: Anywhere, anytime, in any weather
FORCES
The 174th Ordnance Detachment's risky work with ammo and explosives
MY WAR
One Marine's wild ride off the Rockpile
LETTER FROM VIETNAM REVIEWS OFFERINGS
Left at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial