Rabu, 22 Maret 2017

Deadly Mistake on Hamburger Hill

On the ridges of what would be called Hamburger Hill for the way troops were ground up in the fighting there, U.S. helicopters mistakenly hit a 101st Airborne unit on the verge of winning its battle against rough mountain terrain, dense rain forest and a well-entrenched enemy.  IN ONE OF THE WAR’S BLOODIEST BATTLES, troops …

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