Guided from a first-aid station to a helicopter evacuation clearing, yet still wanting to turn back to his dead commanding office, a marine gunnery sergeant instinctively moves towards a mud-splattered comrade. Wounded for the third time, these would be his last minutes in Vietnam before being flown to a hospital ship at sea and, eventually home. Mutter Ridge, Nui Cay Tri, October 5, 1966.
Monday, September 3, 2012
Development of Close-Quarters Marksmanhip Standards
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Beleive the pic 2 b 1 of the hill fights around Khe Sahn,My friend Tony was a corpman up there.shittyfuckinwar,arent they all ?
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I believe that is Hill 400 or 484.
Deleteand the cocksuckers who got out of that war r the selfsame sons of bitches who got us in our current mess.2 let this shit go on is 2 tell all those who died beleiveing in this country,u were chumps,should have stayed home and feathered your nest.
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