Rabu, 11 April 2018

Mini-Tet Madness

The 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, rigged up in an old blue and yellow 1950s vintage Renault taxi cab. The intended target was the joint Vietnamese and Armed Forces …

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