Commentary: Remembering Robert Boyd
On May 17, 1967, I was a member of the U.S. Army’s 53rd Signal Battalion and deployed in the jungle of South Vietnam’s Hua Nghia Province supporting the 173rd Airborne
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Viet Cong tunnel, 1967
South Vietnam, February 1967: Pfc. James Beideck emerges from a tunnel found at a Viet Cong regimental base camp that was overrun by 26th Infantry soldiers during Operation Junction City.
Source: stripes.com
Alleged child rapist in court over historic assaults in Oxfordshire
An alleged child rapist has appeared in court.
Chipping Norton United Kingdom Samuel Osei Bempong Nigel Daly Oxford Magistrate Court Oxford Crown Court On
Source: cotswoldjournal.co.uk
Alleged child rapist in court over historic assaults in Oxfordshire
An alleged child rapist has appeared in court.
Chipping Norton United Kingdom Nigel Daly Oxford Magistrate Court Oxford Crown Court On Oxford Crown Court
Source: oxfordmail.co.uk
Alleged child rapist in court over historic assaults in Oxfordshire
An alleged child rapist has appeared in court.
Chipping Norton United Kingdom Samuel Osei Bempong Nigel Daly Oxford Magistrate Court Oxford Crown Court On
Source: thisisoxfordshire.co.uk
Vietnam War veteran Bob Stack honored in Newport Beach for his service
Vietnam War veteran Bob Stack honored in Newport Beach for his service Vietnam War veteran Bob Stack, center, shares a fist bump with a fellow club member during a ceremony on Saturday to honor him for his service at Palisades Tennis Club in Newport Beach. (Kevin Chang / Staff Photographer) Print A local Vietnam War veteran got a hero’s welcome more than 50 years after his deployment on Saturday afternoon. Bob Stack was honored with a ceremony at the Palisades Tennis Club in Newport ...
Source: latimes.com
The Women War Correspondents of Vietnam
The Women War Correspondents of Vietnam “You Don’t Belong Here” tells the story of how three women reporters challenged established doctrine and made history covering the war in Vietnam. Catherine Leroy lived an all-but-typical life. Born on the outskirts of Paris a few short months before the end of World War II, she was trained as a classical pianist, and became a licensed parachutist in her teens. In 1966, at age twenty-one, she bought a one-way ticket to Southeast Asia in hopes of cov...
Source: nationalinterest.org