Senin, 26 Februari 2018

Vietnam Letters from Readers- April 2010

Hear the One About Hope in Vietnam? The article on Bob Hope (February) reminded me of my 1964-65 Vietnam tour. I was an infantry major at the time and had just been reassigned to MACV. On Christmas Eve 1964, I saw the Hope show at Bien Hoa Air Base. Later, as I was traveling back …

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