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Vietnam : Complete History of the War (Five Star Publications ; Starlog Entertainment, Inc.) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 069Serial611055
Introduction - Vietnam’s relentless nationalism
Congressional Medals of Honor - Five Heroes
Chapter 1: 1959-63 – Prelude to war
Chapter 2: 1964 – Gulf of Tonkin incident
Chapter 3: 1965 – Escalation begins
Bombing the North – Why it didn’t work
Chapter 4: 1966 - Taking the offensive
Chapter 5: 1967 – The “Body Count” system
Armored Cavalry
Assault Vehicles – Mobile & deadly
The Battle of Hue – Detailed battle map
B-52 Schematic Drawing – Fantastic foldout
Phantom II Foldout – Perfect for your wall
Chapter 6: 1968 – Tet: the turning point
Ho Chi Minh Trail – Detailed map
Siege at Khe Sanh – Vietnam’s most controversial battle
Hamburger Hill – May 10-20, 1969
Chapter 7: 1969 – “Vietnamization”
Chapter 8: 1970-71 – Trails & transition
Chapter 9: 1972-73 – U.S. troops come home
Chapter 10: 1974 – Present – Endgame & aftermath
Issue Information: 25th Anniversary Commemorative
Item Creation Date: 1998
Collection: Richard (Dick) Detra Collection
Association: 188th Assault Helicopter Company Association
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Added: 03 Jul 2018 [Updated: 18 Sep 2026]
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