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VIDEO: Navy Cross Recipient Talks About Battle of Hue

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The Battle of Hue City was a difficult lesson in urban operations for U.S. forces during the Vietnam War. It lasted 26 days and cost more than 200 American lives, making it the longest and deadliest major engagement of the Tet Offensive. Retired Marine Lt. Gen. Ron Christmas fought in that battle as a 28-year …

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