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Hill Fights: The First Battle of Khe Sanh, 1967

June 17, 2020Sean BlandBook Reviews, BooksDiana ahmad, khe sanh, North Vietnamese Army, Quang Tri Province, Rod Andrew7 Comments

Reviewed by Diana Ahmad, PhD. The legendary siege at Khe Sanh occurred in 1968, but during the spring of 1967, the United States Marines fought in northwestern Quang Tri Province in what became the first stage of the Khe Sanh battles. Rod Andrew, Jr., a history professor at Clemson University and colonel in the Marine

BOOK REVIEW – Surprised at Being Alive: An Accidental Helicopter Pilot in Vietnam and Beyond

June 24, 2015AdminBook Reviews, Books, Featured, History, News, Uncategorizedaviation history, book review, khe sanh, naval aviation, naval history, nva, Robert e. Curtis, thomas ostrom, vietnam, Vietnam War

By Robert E. Curtis, Casemate Publishers, (2014) Reviewed by Thomas Ostrom In his 24 years in the service, Major Robert F. Curtis flew helicopters for the U.S. Army, Marine Corps, and Kentucky National Guard. Curtis flew in the United States, Britain (with the Royal Navy), Norway, and Vietnam from shore bases and the rolling decks

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Hill Fights: The First Battle of Khe Sanh, 1967

BOOK REVIEW – Surprised at Being Alive: An Accidental Helicopter Pilot in Vietnam and Beyond

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