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Told troops as they went into thunderthey must be the and lightning of desert storms. Among those deployed was Sergeant Stephen we Sergeant Stephen d. Wiehe of the 101st division. He was on the front lines to direct artillery and air support. A rendezvous with the eagles describes the Critical Mission of the First Battalion of the historic regiment. It has been called one of the best firstperson narratives of the gulf war. Stephen earned many awards for his service, including four Army Commendation medals, three Army Achievement medals and other metals. He lives in austin, texas, where he is a...

Mrs. Lawrence she enlisted in the military and served her country. She was assigned to the 101st military Intelligence Detachment out of fort campbell, kentucky, where she served as the signal intelligence analysis age us. Analyst. It has been stated that while she was deployed to iraq in 2006, sergeant pinson was ragically killed when a mortar round by a mortar round on march 16. She was the first female signal intelligence agent analyst to ever be killed in combat. Sergeant pinson was honored by having the armys new center named in her honor, in her memory. Additionally, sergeant pinsons par...

Biggest costliest and most significant yet fought in vietnam. Up next on real america, a cbs news special report on the broadcastginally november 30, 1965. Three months ago, the first fromry division set out charleston. Notd, sure of themselves tested in battle. There are destined for the high country of central vietnam. Last week, some of them came home. The price ofere victory in the battle of yard rang valley. Cbs news correspondent morley safer was there. On the night of october 19, 11 00 p. M. , the first mortar rounds fell. At the beginning it was simply another attack by a few americans...

Sundays at 8 00 eastern on American History tv on cspan 3. Coming up next, on American History tv, Harvard University lertcandidate luke wil talks about 19thcentury detective work in the west. He talks about why they were needed in the west, and why they worked undercover. This is about 20 minutes. Luke, when did you first decide to focus your studies on the law in the west . Graduatestarted school in colonial america, but then i was in laramie, detective papers. They were completely fascinating. I did not expect to see them. At that point, i decided to switch into detectives and wyoming, and ...

Good evening. And th im oliver north, and this is an engine of war. The value h1 helicopter, better known by its nickname, the huey. Theyll tell you that the whoop, whoop, whoop of that rotor was one of the most welcome sounds youll ever hear. To americans the huey meant life. It brought us food, ammunition, supplies, reinforcements. When we were wounded it carried us out. I ought to know, i was medivaced in vietnam not all that different from this one here. To the enemy the huey meant 5 in death. Ets an the gunship was armored with 2. 75 inch rockets and a machine gun that would fire over 4,0...