HERE ARE SOME OTHER BOOKS AND A CD ABOUT THE USMC IN THE AN HOA BASIN
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FULL CIRCLE
By
William L Buchanan
Drift back to 1966 and follow G Company, 2nd Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment on combat patrol through the jungles near the DMZ and the rice paddies of Quang Nam Province in Vietnam as they thrust and parry against their main adversaries, the North Vietnamese Army and the R-20 Main Force Viet Cong Battalion. Ponder the many images this book pulls into sharper focus: a young Marine rifleman apologizing for getting hit; a machine gun team breaking the back of an ambush with a stream of luminous steel from an M-60; a Buddhist priest's gift to the Marines; a staff sergeant platoon commander charging an enemy position as if it was the end zone
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A TANKERS WAR IN VIETNAM
BY
ROBERT E PEAVEY
Robert served as an M48A3 Patton tank commander in Vietnam and for his sins he saw combat up close while he supported the Marine grunts on the ground. This book tells his story and the story of Operation Allen Brook which took place in the May of 1968. This was a period after the Tet Offensive of '68 and the Marines in Quang Nam Province were hunting down the NVA and Viet-Cong. Allen Brook was a long operation and many good Marines gave their lives while fighting a well disciplined adversary in the An Hoa Basin and infamous Go Noi Island .
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RIFLE COMPANY'S TALE
BY
G D NAVADEL
COL USMC RET
Rifle Company's is an exciting CD-Rom which tells the story of the Marines of India 3/9 . Colonel George Navadel spent time gathering personal accounts and photos to make this outstanding history of men at war. Vietnam was a savage modern conflict and George's units saw action in the years 0f 1966-67 For the early part of 1966 the Marines of 3d Battalion 9th Marines were in the An Hoa area of operations. Later that year they moved north and into the onslaught of the NVA.
On March 30 1967 India/3/9 was awarded 1 MOH, (John Bobo), 4 Navy crosses, 7 Silver Stars, and numerous Bronze Stars. This was a USMC record for the most personal decorations for one USMC Rifle Company for one days action in the entire Vietnam War
THE CD CONTAINS 330 PAGES OF TEXT, 256 PHOTOS, MAPS AND SKETCHES
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