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Tom Poole was a CIA commander in Laos during the ‘Secret War’ – He fought at...
Tom Poole was a Green Beret, a member of the Special Forces, in Vietnam in 1964. Later he became a Central Intelligence operative in Laos commanding mercenaries along the Ho Chi Minh Trail during the...
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ARTICLE Hot tip: Collect Vietnam War Relics. Now.
HERE IS A HOT TIP for militaria collectors who want to get in on a fast emerging opportunity. Start collecting Vietnam War U.S. militaria. Start now. Why collect the Vietnam War? Like all wars it was...
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Vietnam’s Cluster Bomb Shadow
The jungle has long since grown to reclaim the old rice fields and the houses that once stood here. But Khambou Many still remembers vividly what happened the day the bombs fell from the sky and...
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Napalm bombing survivor ‘came from war,’ now ‘values peace,’ she says
An entire generation instantly recognizes the image of an unclothed Vietnamese girl running toward the camera in terror after a bombing at her village. Taken by Associated Press photographer Nick Ut...
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Wife Believes Her Husband, Missing in Vietnam War, is Still Alive
It’s hard to believe but a Minnesota man could still be a prisoner of war in Laos nearly 50 years after the Vietnam War ended. David Hrdlicka was a graduate of St John’s Preparatory School in...
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Vietnam’s tunnels a top global tourist site, says CNN
The Cu Chi Tunnels, built by Vietnamese freedom fighters as shelter from US bombs and troops during the Vietnam War, has been chosen by CNN as one of world’s top underground tourist attractions. The...
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Online photowall to pay homage to fallen U.S. soldiers in Vietnam War
Photo story (Clockwise from top left): (1) Photos of some of the faces of the fallen U.S. soldiers in Vietnam War- Private first class James Michael Moore, killed in South Vietnam on 3rd August 1967....
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Tony Dell, the Test fast bowler who went from Vietnam killing fields to war...
TONY Dell was 23 when he and Dennis Lillee opened fire against England at the SCG. He was 21 when he opened fire on the Viet Cong. At the Gabba he saw Jeff Thomson bowl like a bullet. In Vietnam he...
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Long Term War companion Pine Island Was There In WWII, Korean War and Vietnam
Pine Island got her name after the Pine Island Sound and there were other three ships in her class: Currituck Sound, Norton Sound, Salisbury Sound. She was laid down on Nov. 16, 1942, stayed under...
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MUST READ: Donut Dollies, The Angels – Another Prespective of Vietnam War
My old man, well, my old man fought in Nam alright, he is quiet about his time over there though, I don’t know why back then. He was a Navy Corpsman, an equivalent of an Army Medic, he didn’t work on...
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Long Lost Vietnam POW May Still be Alive According to Wife
David Hrdlicka lived in Minnesota and was a member of the United States Air Force. He went to St. John’s Preparatory School in Collegeville, Minnesota in 1952. When the Vietnam war began, he was sent...
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Vietnamese boy loses hands in UXO explosion
A war-era mine blew up and took both of ayoung boy’s hands in the central province of Quang Nam Saturday. Major Le Nho Tam, deputy head of the Dai Loc District police department, said the incident...
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We Were Soldiers, original pictures from the battle for Ia Drang!
Resupply at LZ XRay We found these amazing pictures of the battle for Ia Drang that was made famous in the movie “We Were Soldiers”. The Images….. The photographs offered are from the personal...
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The Enduring Cult of the Vietnam ‘Missing in Action’
Yesterday came news that my home state, Illinois, is preparing for its twenty-sixth annual ceremony this Saturday to honor the “66 Illinoisans listed as MIA or POW in Southeast Asia.” I absorbed this...
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US Army reduces number of paratroopers, say goodbye to the Pathfinders &...
Budget cuts may spell bad news for the legendary Pathfinders and the Red Devils. The U.S. Army are making major and inevitable changes due to budget cuts and reconfiguration. An effect of the slashing...
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WHO-Tube: Combat footage. Unedited. 101st Airborne. A Shau. Vietnam Operation...
Shows helicopters approaching LZ blown off mountain top in the A Shau on April 14, 1971. Troops unloading and taking up positions. Then, moving into the jungle, working way through thick vegetation....
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It’s TRUE: T-1151 DOG DOO TRANSMITTER
Weird historical artifact of the day: This is not a dog excrement, it’s a T-1151 Dog Doo Transmitter from the collection of the National Museum of the US Air Force. It looks gross, but it was...
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American Soldiers Rescue South Vietnamese
January 21, 2014, Fox News shares the story of a filmmaker, Rory Kennedy, who has created a film about American heroes that very few people know about. In her documentary, Rory describes their story....
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Vietnam War Hero Shares His Story
Former Marine first lieutenant and Vietnam War vet survived 40 surgeries and lost one eye and his left arm, which made him suffer from mental and emotional stress. Clebe McClary now shares his story...
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Last Vietnam War Vet In SC Guard Retires
The last South Carolina National Guard Vietnam War vet was honored following his decision to retire aged 61. The director of public affairs for the South Carolina National Guard, Maj. Cindi King,...
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