Vietnam

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Vietnam

Remembering Colin Powell

Air Force Honors Vietnam Aviator Robin Olds

A CONTROVERSIAL QUESTION • A SERIES EXAMINING CONTENTIOUS ISSUES OF THE VIETNAM WAR

INTEL

RENDEZVOUS IN NHA TRANG • TWO SOLDIERS, A BROTHER AND SISTER, WERE REUNITED AT A BASE IN SOUTH VIETNAM

AN/PRC-25 ‘PRICK 25’ FM RADIO

JANUARY-FEBRUARY 1972

BATTLEFRONT

‘THE GRIM REAPER WAS CLOSE AT HAND’ • AT NGOK TAVAK IN MAY 1968, MARINE ARTILLERYMEN HAD TO FIGHT LIKE INFANTRYMEN

Battle of Ngok Tavak • May 10, 1968

13th Marine Regiment

FIRST U.S. SOLDIER KILLED IN GROUND COMBAT • SPC. 4 JAMES T. DAVIS LOST HIS LIFE TRACKING DOWN AN ENEMY SIGNAL IN VIETNAM

Army Security Agency

Ambush of 3rd Radio Research • Dec. 22, 1961

First Deaths in Vietnam

PAN AM’S WAR • FROM TRANSPORTING TROOPS TO EVACUATING BABIES, PAN AM WAS IN VIETNAM FROM BEGINNING TO END

TURNING POINT AT TAM KY • ON JUNE 9, 1969, AFTER WEEKS OF BITTER FIGHTING, THE 101ST AIRBORNE SAW VICTORY ON THE HORIZON

Operation Lamar Plain • May 15–Aug. 13, 1969

MORE THAN A COLLECTION OF OBJECTS • U.S. ARMY’S NEW MUSEUM HAS BECOME A PLACE FOR SHARED EXPERIENCES

IN VIETNAM, AMERICANS PIONEERED NEW TYPE OF COUNTERINSURGENCY

A Guide to the Life of a U.S. Infantryman in Vietnam

South Vietnamese Marines Impressed U.S. Marines

GEORGE S. PATTON IV • SON MATCHES FAMOUS FATHER IN VALOR