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Happy to See Hap YOUR SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER feature regarding General Hap Arnold and our country’s stubborn reluctance to recognize the power of aircraft in wartime certainly rang a bell with me. My brother Norton, an enlisted man in the U.S. Air Force, worked on assembling the top-secret Norden bombsight at Denver. I was a navigator in …
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Advisers Targeted for DestructionA small advisory team’s success at ‘clear and hold’ in the most hostile district in South Vietnam made it a must kill for the NVA. On a clear September morning, we roll south from … Read MoreMini-Tet MadnessThe Tet Offensive had just petered out when the wounded Viet Cong, bolstered by the NVA, hit Saigon again—hard—in May 1968. Bang! It started off with a big bang. A 500-pound bang, … Read MoreMy War: Owen MikeMARINE CORPS LANCE CORPORAL, SUMMER 1968-MARCH 1970 I’m a Native American, Ho Chunk Nation, from Wisconsin. Above everything I accept my own death as destiny. It’s a great honor to… Read MoreVietnam Book Review: Troubled WaterTroubled Water: Race Mutiny and Bravery on the USS Kitty Hawk by Gregory A. Freeman, Palgrave Macmillan, 2009 In 2009, it is sometimes hard to remember and reconcile that four deca… Read MoreVietnam Letter from the Editor- October 2009When Saigon was shaken to its core As America’s recent experience in Iraq has reminded us, military activity in any hostile urban environment is fraught with danger. The potential … Read More
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