Media Digest | The Every Day Courage of Grunts in Vietnam
Part photographic history, part battle anthology, Brutal Battles of Vietnam emerged from VFW magazine’s award-winning Vietnam series. The result is a visually spectacular, year-by-year account of the bloodiest battles waged by American forces in Vietnam
The Ragged Edge of Vietnamization
The failings of a U.S. plan to turn the war over to the South Vietnamese were revealed on the battlefields of An Loc and Quanc Tri when rapport degenerated into rancor
Rick Rescorla: Hero of Ia Drang and the Twin Towers
Already a legend for his behavior in combat at Ia Drang, Rick Rescorla went on to save countless lives when the Twin Towers were attacked
MHQ Letters, Spring 2013
Readers respond to MHQ's Winter 2013 issue: Custer's tactics, the My Lai massacre, and model generals
‘Something Dark and Bloody’: What Happened at My Lai?
U.S. Army lieutenant William Calley was court-martialed for the tragic March 1968 My Lai massacre in Vietnam. But was war itself to blame?
Letter From MHQ, Autumn 2012
Editor Bill Horne launches MHQ's exploration of wartime atrocities—why soldiers go rogue and commit unspeakable violence
Table of Contents – December 2011 Vietnam magazine
The December 2011 issue of Vietnam magazine explores an Air Cav strike into Song Re Valley, the Ia Drang massacre and its effect on young cadets, and Karl Marlantes' thoughts on lying in combat
