#Armyvet#RRBC#RWISA Acclaimed author of six books & moderator of a website - all things about the #VietnamWar. Free stuff, videos, personal articles/photos
Anne Zimbler is a former flight attendant of World Airways. She contacted me after reading an earlier post on my website about some of us not remembering our flight back to the World, and thought this note could help us remember.
https://t.co/5y78nlXRE6
@pdoggbiker “Read first 6 chapters of Cherries – both Written and Audiobook. A Vietnam War Novel (revised edition) free sample posted on “Scribd”If you haven’t purchased the book yet, please take this opportunity to read this free sample:”
https://t.co/vXApPqs4C9
Imagine you are touring Italy and a stranger joins you at your table during lunch. After some small talk, he wants to share his Vietnam War experience with you. https://t.co/M53QvE0Dd5
In the spring of 1965, within weeks of 3,500 American Marines arriving in Vietnam, a 39-year-old Briton named Larry Burrows began work on a feature for LIFE magazine, https://t.co/wkJHjkVS0N
Here’s another breakdown of U.S. casualties sustained during the Vietnam War. I have also added links to other posts on this website, which contain additional information at the end of this article. https://t.co/YQF0m5Zg8n
This author manages a website titled BRAVO BLUE. He recently sent me a link to a post by his friend detailing a Ranger mission in Vietnam, and then followed by his personal observations about the story. It is well worth reading. https://t.co/afNY3nJw0J
What was the probability that, more than 8,000 miles from home, I would run into even one GI from Tonawanda? And when I did, it couldn’t have been more surprising. https://t.co/TPotDt5MVB
It was June 1970, more than a month into the U.S. campaign in Cambodia and the expansion of the war in Vietnam. An Army Ranger team was caught in a deadly ambush, and men were wounded. https://t.co/LKi6s3i2XJ
After spending weeks in the jungles during the #VietnamWar, it was a blessing to once again rejoin civilization - even if it's only in a fire support base. Read 300+ personal accounts, view photos/videos, and learn more about the war and its warriors: https://t.co/iXJBUBha6Y
You can never have too much ammo when going to a gunfight. During his 12 months, 'Polack' was a machine gunner for half of that time and humped the 'pig' on many patrols to find the elusive enemy in the #VietnamWar. One gunner was plagued with issues: https://t.co/DwVZ2610ji
You can never have too much ammo when going to a gunfight. During his 12 months, 'Polack' was a machine gunner for half of that time and humped the 'pig' on many patrols to find the elusive enemy in the #VietnamWar. One gunner was plagued with issues: https://t.co/DwVZ2610ji
This is why I have a website about the #vietnamwar and published two books about my experiences back then. Many young people don't even know what happened and schools skim over it. Visit me for an opportunity to learn more about this war and its warriors. https://t.co/FbhkYwvpAZ
In April 1975, the communists entered Saigon as victors thus ending the #Vietnamwar. Americans did everything they could to help South Vietnamese escape their country and make room on ships for these refugees. https://t.co/kp2PiTXpCV