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When not serving patrons, he was out collecting ‘specimens’. The Tombstone silver bonanza drew all manner of men to southern Arizona Territory, and Colonel Roderick (also seen as “Broderick”) Ferdinand Hafford was among the more remarkable if not famous. He certainly rubbed elbows with the most famous of all Tombstone citizens. The slight, balding, bespectacled …
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Arsenal | The Navy’s cutting-edge attack plane in Vietnam: the A-6 IntruderThe Grumman A-6 Intruder, developed in the late 1950s as a long-range all-weather nuclear strike aircraft, arrived in Southeast Asia in June 1965 and notched a number of firsts in … Read MoreThe 174th Ordnance Detachment had an often risky job handling tons of ammo and explosivesIt was late September 1968 and the heat and humidity were oppressive as I toiled preparing flower beds at the bachelor officer quarters in Long Binh, 90th Replacement Bat- talion. … Read MoreVietnam News- April 2009Shineski to VA, Jones to NSA: Obama Taps Vietnam Veterans for Top Posts “I think that General Shinseki is exactly the right person who is going to be able to make sure that we hono… Read MoreVietnam Letters from Readers- April 2009‘Combat’ Was My Best Friend Your news item of last April, “Honoring a soldier’s best friend,” brought back memories. I landed in Chu Lai on May 5, 1965, as a Marine sergeant with t… Read MoreMy War: One Marine’s wild ride off the Rockpile was more of an adventure than he neededDusk was just turning to darkness when I spotted the CH-46 that would be my ride off the Rockpile, a jagged, 800-foot pile of earth jutting out of the ground along the northern edg… Read More
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