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Vietnam magazine - Table of Contents - October 2012
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Last Stand at Landing Zone Hereford
During Operation Crazy Horse in May 1966, a decision to leave a mortar platoon alone on a vulnerable patch of ground sealed the fate of its men
By Michael Christy

When Psywar Went So Wrong
A long-running psychological warfare battle over an alleged Viet Cong martyr grew to resemble MAD magazine's "Spy vs. Spy"
By Don North

Horst Faas: An Appreciation
The late photographer won his first of two Pulitzer Prizes for his work in Vietnam in 1964
By Hal Buell

An Autopsy of War
A doctor's stint in the bush reveals to him the grunts' reality, why they say "it don't mean nuthin'" and
worship the god DEROS
By John A. Parrish, M.D.

On the Nose: Helicopter Art
John Brennan's amazing collection of artwork that graced Vietnam War helicopters is a real eye-opener

Esper and Ut Ride Again
Long after the war, the AP's George Esper and Nick Ut turned up another scoop in Vietnam
By Bill Jordan

DEPARTMENTS

Letters from Readers

News

My War
Air Force Lt. Col. Jay Hess

Homefront
September-October 1967

Arsenal
UH-34 Choctaw: A Marine mainstay

Letter From Vietnam Magazine – Hereford's Hard Story

Reviews
Steinbeck in Vietnam: Dispatches From the War

The Boys of 1967: Charlie Company's War in Vietnam

Black April

Offerings
Left at The Wall

 

One Response to “Vietnam magazine - Table of Contents - October 2012”


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    Antonio palma says:
    9/19/2012 at 12:16 pm

    Hello, I like to share a story with you. San Diego man Finds Vietnam MIA War Hero's Saint Christopher Medal in Saigon After 40 Years. Bob Lawarence (10 news) San Diego. For more of this story and photographs, go to http://www.tobutchlovefrances.com. I haven't found Major Carr's family to date but hope to soon. Best, Antonio Palma (619)742-7272

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