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Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 3434Serial613288
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[Number of Pages: 76]
The M113 Armored Personnel Carrier
Early-Armor Disasters
Vietnamization of American Armor
New Tactics & Equipment
Defeating the Viet Cong
Armor in the Jungle
Firepower on Thunder Road
Counter Ambush/Landmine Techniques
Volume: 1
Issue: 1
Issue Information: Premier Issue
Item Creation Date: 1985
Collection: Donald E. Willoughby Collection
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Added: 24 Oct 2023 [Updated: 09 Jul 2026]
The M113 Armored Personnel Carrier
Early-Armor Disasters
Vietnamization of American Armor
New Tactics & Equipment
Defeating the Viet Cong
Armor in the Jungle
Firepower on Thunder Road
Counter Ambush/Landmine Techniques
Volume: 1
Issue: 1
Issue Information: Premier Issue
Item Creation Date: 1985
Collection: Donald E. Willoughby Collection
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Added: 24 Oct 2023 [Updated: 09 Jul 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 3387Serial613195
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[Number of Pages: 76]
Khe Sanh: The Marines Dig In
The Artillery Battles
Hill 881S
Hill 861
Lang Vei Special Forces Camp
Hill 64
The First Special Forces
Special Forces Come to Vietnam
Civilian Irregular Defense Group
Unconventional Warfare
Special Forces & The Vietnamese
Mission & Organization
Last Days of Tet ‘68
One GI’s Experience
Volume: 2
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: Fall 1986
Collection: Richard E. Hendrie Collection
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Added: 14 Apr 2023 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Khe Sanh: The Marines Dig In
The Artillery Battles
Hill 881S
Hill 861
Lang Vei Special Forces Camp
Hill 64
The First Special Forces
Special Forces Come to Vietnam
Civilian Irregular Defense Group
Unconventional Warfare
Special Forces & The Vietnamese
Mission & Organization
Last Days of Tet ‘68
One GI’s Experience
Volume: 2
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: Fall 1986
Collection: Richard E. Hendrie Collection
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Added: 14 Apr 2023 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 3122Serial615505
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[Number of Pages: 74]
Contents:
The Gathering Storm
The Home Front
Vietnamization Begins
Saigon Attack
Long Binh/Bien HOA
I Corps/Hue City
Battles in the Provinces
Editor’s Note:
In this “Tet ‘68” issue we will look at the situation leading up to the Viet Cong/North Vietnamese offensive that began on 30 January and swept across all of South Vietnam’s forty-four provinces, bringing the war home to Saigon, Hue and all the population centers. We look at the reactions of the American military and the Americans back home on the other side of the world but as close as the television camera. The U.S. Army and the U.S. Marines: where each unit was at the time of Tet, where each unit fought, the big battles, the not-so-big and more. Our account comes from Shelby Stanton’s THE RISE AND FALL OF AN AMERICAN ARMY: U.S. Ground Forces in Vietnam, 1965-1973, published by Presidio Press and available from the publisher at PO Box 1764V, Novato, CA 94948, for $22.50. If you don’t already know the story of Vietnam, we recommend this book as a comprehensive reference on the war.
Volume: 1
Issue: 1
Item Creation Date: 1988
Collection: Lawrence D. McDougal Collection
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Added: 24 Oct 2025 [Updated: 13 Mar 2026]
Contents:
The Gathering Storm
The Home Front
Vietnamization Begins
Saigon Attack
Long Binh/Bien HOA
I Corps/Hue City
Battles in the Provinces
Editor’s Note:
In this “Tet ‘68” issue we will look at the situation leading up to the Viet Cong/North Vietnamese offensive that began on 30 January and swept across all of South Vietnam’s forty-four provinces, bringing the war home to Saigon, Hue and all the population centers. We look at the reactions of the American military and the Americans back home on the other side of the world but as close as the television camera. The U.S. Army and the U.S. Marines: where each unit was at the time of Tet, where each unit fought, the big battles, the not-so-big and more. Our account comes from Shelby Stanton’s THE RISE AND FALL OF AN AMERICAN ARMY: U.S. Ground Forces in Vietnam, 1965-1973, published by Presidio Press and available from the publisher at PO Box 1764V, Novato, CA 94948, for $22.50. If you don’t already know the story of Vietnam, we recommend this book as a comprehensive reference on the war.
Volume: 1
Issue: 1
Item Creation Date: 1988
Collection: Lawrence D. McDougal Collection
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Added: 24 Oct 2025 [Updated: 13 Mar 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 3122Serial615506
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[Number of Pages: 74]
Contents:
The Gathering Storm
The Home Front
Vietnamization Begins
Saigon Attack
Long Binh/Bien HOA
I Corps/Hue City
Battles in the Provinces
Editor’s Note:
In this “Tet ‘68” issue we will look at the situation leading up to the Viet Cong/North Vietnamese offensive that began on 30 January and swept across all of South Vietnam’s forty-four provinces, bringing the war home to Saigon, Hue and all the population centers. We look at the reactions of the American military and the Americans back home on the other side of the world but as close as the television camera. The U.S. Army and the U.S. Marines: where each unit was at the time of Tet, where each unit fought, the big battles, the not-so-big and more. Our account comes from Shelby Stanton’s THE RISE AND FALL OF AN AMERICAN ARMY: U.S. Ground Forces in Vietnam, 1965-1973, published by Presidio Press and available from the publisher at PO Box 1764V, Novato, CA 94948, for $22.50. If you don’t already know the story of Vietnam, we recommend this book as a comprehensive reference on the war.
Volume: 1
Issue: 1
Item Creation Date: 1988
Collection: Lawrence D. McDougal Collection
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Added: 24 Oct 2025 [Updated: 13 Mar 2026]
Contents:
The Gathering Storm
The Home Front
Vietnamization Begins
Saigon Attack
Long Binh/Bien HOA
I Corps/Hue City
Battles in the Provinces
Editor’s Note:
In this “Tet ‘68” issue we will look at the situation leading up to the Viet Cong/North Vietnamese offensive that began on 30 January and swept across all of South Vietnam’s forty-four provinces, bringing the war home to Saigon, Hue and all the population centers. We look at the reactions of the American military and the Americans back home on the other side of the world but as close as the television camera. The U.S. Army and the U.S. Marines: where each unit was at the time of Tet, where each unit fought, the big battles, the not-so-big and more. Our account comes from Shelby Stanton’s THE RISE AND FALL OF AN AMERICAN ARMY: U.S. Ground Forces in Vietnam, 1965-1973, published by Presidio Press and available from the publisher at PO Box 1764V, Novato, CA 94948, for $22.50. If you don’t already know the story of Vietnam, we recommend this book as a comprehensive reference on the war.
Volume: 1
Issue: 1
Item Creation Date: 1988
Collection: Lawrence D. McDougal Collection
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Added: 24 Oct 2025 [Updated: 13 Mar 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1831Serial616297
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[Number of Pages: 76]
The M113 Armored Personnel Carrier
Early-Armor Disasters
Vietnamization of American Armor
New Tactics & Equipment
Defeating the Viet Cong
Armor in the Jungle
Firepower on Thunder Road
Counter Ambush/Landmine Techniques
Volume: 1
Issue: 1
Issue Information: Premier Issue
Item Creation Date: 1985
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 09 Jul 2026 [Updated: 09 Jul 2026]
The M113 Armored Personnel Carrier
Early-Armor Disasters
Vietnamization of American Armor
New Tactics & Equipment
Defeating the Viet Cong
Armor in the Jungle
Firepower on Thunder Road
Counter Ambush/Landmine Techniques
Volume: 1
Issue: 1
Issue Information: Premier Issue
Item Creation Date: 1985
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 09 Jul 2026 [Updated: 09 Jul 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1831Serial616303
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[Number of Pages: 76]Pursue and Destroy
The M555 Sheridan Tank
The Battle of Binh An
The Rome Plow
Tank Versus Tank
Invading Enemy Sanctuaries
Securing the Borders
Pacification
Vietnamization
The Battle of Hue
Cambodia 1985
The Gook That Didn’t Shoot
Volume: 1
Issue: 3
Item Creation Date: Winter 1986
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1831Serial616305
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[Number of Pages: 76]
Artillery and the Guerrilla
Control and Coordination
Field Artillery Weapons
Tactical Mobility
The Fire Base
Base Camp Defense
Target Laos
The Doomed Offensive
Air Cavalry
The Too-Hasty Retreat
Last Thrust into Cambodia
Tet ’68 – USMC in Hue
One GI’s Experience
One Night in Bangkok
Volume: 2
Issue: 1
Item Creation Date: Summer 1986
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Artillery and the Guerrilla
Control and Coordination
Field Artillery Weapons
Tactical Mobility
The Fire Base
Base Camp Defense
Target Laos
The Doomed Offensive
Air Cavalry
The Too-Hasty Retreat
Last Thrust into Cambodia
Tet ’68 – USMC in Hue
One GI’s Experience
One Night in Bangkok
Volume: 2
Issue: 1
Item Creation Date: Summer 1986
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1404Serial205692
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[Number of Pages: 76]
Enemy Sanctuaries
First Attacks
Into Cambodia
Mop-Up Operations
The ARVN Takes Over
Adding Up the Score
Behind the Scenes
Cambodia 1970-71
Combat Convoy
Tet ’68 – USMC in Hue
One GIs Experience
Volume: 1
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: Spring 1986
Collection: John Haseman Collection
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Added: 15 Sep 2004 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
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Enemy Sanctuaries
First Attacks
Into Cambodia
Mop-Up Operations
The ARVN Takes Over
Adding Up the Score
Behind the Scenes
Cambodia 1970-71
Combat Convoy
Tet ’68 – USMC in Hue
One GIs Experience
Volume: 1
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: Spring 1986
Collection: John Haseman Collection
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Added: 15 Sep 2004 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
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Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1831Serial616306
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[Number of Pages: 76]
101st Airborne Division in Action – Dak To, Phu Bai, Long Bien, Song Be, Cu Chi, Bien Hoa – how the 2/319th Artillery supported the 2/509th Infantry
Saga of a Dust-Off Pilot – A breed of men quite extraordinary – these helicopter pilots sometimes departed on rather extraordinary flight plans!
1966 In III Corps – 4 Battles – U.S. Army firepower turns the tide, overrunning VC sanctuaries and pushing the enemy deep into Cambodia.
Death Drums in the Valley – The long range reconnaissance patrol deep in enemy territory!
U.S.M.C. Combined Action Platoon – How the Marines got involved with the South Vietnamese militia and how they worked together to stop VC domination of the countryside.
One GI’s Experience – The business of military intelligence was most unconventional!
Item Creation Date: Winter 1987
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
101st Airborne Division in Action – Dak To, Phu Bai, Long Bien, Song Be, Cu Chi, Bien Hoa – how the 2/319th Artillery supported the 2/509th Infantry
Saga of a Dust-Off Pilot – A breed of men quite extraordinary – these helicopter pilots sometimes departed on rather extraordinary flight plans!
1966 In III Corps – 4 Battles – U.S. Army firepower turns the tide, overrunning VC sanctuaries and pushing the enemy deep into Cambodia.
Death Drums in the Valley – The long range reconnaissance patrol deep in enemy territory!
U.S.M.C. Combined Action Platoon – How the Marines got involved with the South Vietnamese militia and how they worked together to stop VC domination of the countryside.
One GI’s Experience – The business of military intelligence was most unconventional!
Item Creation Date: Winter 1987
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1078Serial616302
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[Number of Pages: 76]
Operation Cedar Falls
Operation Junction City
Armor in the Delta
Counter-Ambush Tactics
Airmobility
Tet 1968
Armor Turns the Tide
Tet Aftermath
Volume: 1
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: Fall 1985
Collection: Douglas Pike Collection (Personal Papers)
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Operation Cedar Falls
Operation Junction City
Armor in the Delta
Counter-Ambush Tactics
Airmobility
Tet 1968
Armor Turns the Tide
Tet Aftermath
Volume: 1
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: Fall 1985
Collection: Douglas Pike Collection (Personal Papers)
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1831Serial616309
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[Number of Pages: 76]
The Forward Air Controller – Tet ’68 – close air support, naval and land-based artillery were vital to turning the tide against the NVA/VC offensive and it was the F.A.C who directed these awesome weapons to their targets.
Target Ben Suc – the first phase of Operation “Cedar Falls” – the January 1967 search & destroy operation into the notorious Iron Triangle.
Airmobile Assault – The second phase of “Cedar Falls” – after Ben Suc, blocking forces were set around the Iron Triangle by the 25th Inf Div to trap the enemy for the 1st Inf Div.
Search & Destroy – After enemy resistance had been overwhelmed, the 11th Armored and the 173rd Abn began the equally dangerous job of investigating tunnel systems and hiding places.
The 1st Air Cavalry in 1967 – Operation “Pershing” became a year-long effort to eradicate the enemy from the Bong Son Plains in Binh Dinh Province.
The Black Virgin Mountain – A salute to a very special place in Tay Ninh Province, the last stop on the Ho Chi Minh Trail
“In Color!”
U.S. Marines in I Corps – 3rd Recon at Khe Sanh, 26th Marines at Camp Carroll, 5th Marines at An Hoa, Buchanan Road on Khe Sanh
The 173rd Airborne Arrives – May 5, 1965, the first U.S. Army regular combat unit in-country!
25th Infantry at Cu Chi – Operations “Kahala” and Wahiawa” west of Saigon during 1966
1st Air Cav in 1966 – Operations “Masher”, “Irving”, “White Wing”, and “Lincoln” in Binh Dinh and Darlac Provinces
The Artillery Fire Base – Quad-50 of 71st Arty at Song Be, 105mm howitzer at Fire Base “Evans”, 175mm gun of 54th Arty Group at Fire Base “Bastogne.”
Volume: 1
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: 1988
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
The Forward Air Controller – Tet ’68 – close air support, naval and land-based artillery were vital to turning the tide against the NVA/VC offensive and it was the F.A.C who directed these awesome weapons to their targets.
Target Ben Suc – the first phase of Operation “Cedar Falls” – the January 1967 search & destroy operation into the notorious Iron Triangle.
Airmobile Assault – The second phase of “Cedar Falls” – after Ben Suc, blocking forces were set around the Iron Triangle by the 25th Inf Div to trap the enemy for the 1st Inf Div.
Search & Destroy – After enemy resistance had been overwhelmed, the 11th Armored and the 173rd Abn began the equally dangerous job of investigating tunnel systems and hiding places.
The 1st Air Cavalry in 1967 – Operation “Pershing” became a year-long effort to eradicate the enemy from the Bong Son Plains in Binh Dinh Province.
The Black Virgin Mountain – A salute to a very special place in Tay Ninh Province, the last stop on the Ho Chi Minh Trail
“In Color!”
U.S. Marines in I Corps – 3rd Recon at Khe Sanh, 26th Marines at Camp Carroll, 5th Marines at An Hoa, Buchanan Road on Khe Sanh
The 173rd Airborne Arrives – May 5, 1965, the first U.S. Army regular combat unit in-country!
25th Infantry at Cu Chi – Operations “Kahala” and Wahiawa” west of Saigon during 1966
1st Air Cav in 1966 – Operations “Masher”, “Irving”, “White Wing”, and “Lincoln” in Binh Dinh and Darlac Provinces
The Artillery Fire Base – Quad-50 of 71st Arty at Song Be, 105mm howitzer at Fire Base “Evans”, 175mm gun of 54th Arty Group at Fire Base “Bastogne.”
Volume: 1
Issue: 2
Item Creation Date: 1988
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1831Serial616311
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[Number of Pages: 76]
The Fight for the High Ground – I Corps 1967: the Marines and the NVA are locked in a desperate struggle and now the Army joins the fight.
Red Guard Ambush – Cambodia 1970: the 25th Infantry in the middle of enemy territory – a GI tells the story of his E/3/22 at Fire Base X-Ray.
Operation Junction City – War Zone C 1967: Allied forces invade this notorious Viet Cong staging ground. First, the preparations necessary.
D-Day – February 22nd – the operation begins. We look at the U.S. Army units involved and their individual missions.
Ambush at Loc Ninh – III Corps 1969: the 11th Armored Cavalry runs into the 209th NVA Regiment in a rubber plantation.
Battles of Prek Lok – February 29th – more about Operation Junction City. Deep in War Zone C the enemy shift their offensive from west to east.
North of Long Hai – What can happen during a reaction force rescue.
“In Color!”
1st Marine Division & Operation Shelby – The battle for control of the coastline focused on Cau Lau Trung Village on Goi Noi Island, Sept. 21 – 28, 1967
The Mobile Strike Force – The Elite, long-reaching arm of the Special Forces
Assault on Hill 875 – It’s the battle of Dak To and the 173rd Abn must rise to the occasion. Here we see the 1st, 2nd and 4th Bn in action.
Tet ‘68/Long Binh-Bien Hoa – Mechanized infantrymen react to the enemy’s surprise attacks
11th Armor Arrives – September 1966; the 11th Armor arrives at Vung Tau
Volume: 1
Issue: 3
Item Creation Date: 1988
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
The Fight for the High Ground – I Corps 1967: the Marines and the NVA are locked in a desperate struggle and now the Army joins the fight.
Red Guard Ambush – Cambodia 1970: the 25th Infantry in the middle of enemy territory – a GI tells the story of his E/3/22 at Fire Base X-Ray.
Operation Junction City – War Zone C 1967: Allied forces invade this notorious Viet Cong staging ground. First, the preparations necessary.
D-Day – February 22nd – the operation begins. We look at the U.S. Army units involved and their individual missions.
Ambush at Loc Ninh – III Corps 1969: the 11th Armored Cavalry runs into the 209th NVA Regiment in a rubber plantation.
Battles of Prek Lok – February 29th – more about Operation Junction City. Deep in War Zone C the enemy shift their offensive from west to east.
North of Long Hai – What can happen during a reaction force rescue.
“In Color!”
1st Marine Division & Operation Shelby – The battle for control of the coastline focused on Cau Lau Trung Village on Goi Noi Island, Sept. 21 – 28, 1967
The Mobile Strike Force – The Elite, long-reaching arm of the Special Forces
Assault on Hill 875 – It’s the battle of Dak To and the 173rd Abn must rise to the occasion. Here we see the 1st, 2nd and 4th Bn in action.
Tet ‘68/Long Binh-Bien Hoa – Mechanized infantrymen react to the enemy’s surprise attacks
11th Armor Arrives – September 1966; the 11th Armor arrives at Vung Tau
Volume: 1
Issue: 3
Item Creation Date: 1988
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1831Serial616310
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[Number of Pages: 76]
The Fight for the High Ground – I Corps 1967: the Marines and the NVA are locked in a desperate struggle and now the Army joins the fight.
Red Guard Ambush – Cambodia 1970: the 25th Infantry in the middle of enemy territory – a GI tells the story of his E/3/22 at Fire Base X-Ray.
Operation Junction City – War Zone C 1967: Allied forces invade this notorious Viet Cong staging ground. First, the preparations necessary.
D-Day – February 22nd – the operation begins. We look at the U.S. Army units involved and their individual missions.
Ambush at Loc Ninh – III Corps 1969: the 11th Armored Cavalry runs into the 209th NVA Regiment in a rubber plantation.
Battles of Prek Lok – February 29th – more about Operation Junction City. Deep in War Zone C the enemy shift their offensive from west to east.
North of Long Hai – What can happen during a reaction force rescue.
“In Color!”
1st Marine Division & Operation Shelby – The battle for control of the coastline focused on Cau Lau Trung Village on Goi Noi Island, Sept. 21 – 28, 1967
The Mobile Strike Force – The Elite, long-reaching arm of the Special Forces
Assault on Hill 875 – It’s the battle of Dak To and the 173rd Abn must rise to the occasion. Here we see the 1st, 2nd and 4th Bn in action.
Tet ‘68/Long Binh-Bien Hoa – Mechanized infantrymen react to the enemy’s surprise attacks
11th Armor Arrives – September 1966; the 11th Armor arrives at Vung Tau
Volume: 1
Issue: 3
Item Creation Date: 1988
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
The Fight for the High Ground – I Corps 1967: the Marines and the NVA are locked in a desperate struggle and now the Army joins the fight.
Red Guard Ambush – Cambodia 1970: the 25th Infantry in the middle of enemy territory – a GI tells the story of his E/3/22 at Fire Base X-Ray.
Operation Junction City – War Zone C 1967: Allied forces invade this notorious Viet Cong staging ground. First, the preparations necessary.
D-Day – February 22nd – the operation begins. We look at the U.S. Army units involved and their individual missions.
Ambush at Loc Ninh – III Corps 1969: the 11th Armored Cavalry runs into the 209th NVA Regiment in a rubber plantation.
Battles of Prek Lok – February 29th – more about Operation Junction City. Deep in War Zone C the enemy shift their offensive from west to east.
North of Long Hai – What can happen during a reaction force rescue.
“In Color!”
1st Marine Division & Operation Shelby – The battle for control of the coastline focused on Cau Lau Trung Village on Goi Noi Island, Sept. 21 – 28, 1967
The Mobile Strike Force – The Elite, long-reaching arm of the Special Forces
Assault on Hill 875 – It’s the battle of Dak To and the 173rd Abn must rise to the occasion. Here we see the 1st, 2nd and 4th Bn in action.
Tet ‘68/Long Binh-Bien Hoa – Mechanized infantrymen react to the enemy’s surprise attacks
11th Armor Arrives – September 1966; the 11th Armor arrives at Vung Tau
Volume: 1
Issue: 3
Item Creation Date: 1988
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1078Serial48801
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[Number of Pages: 76]Pursue and Destroy
The M555 Sheridan Tank
The Battle of Binh An
The Rome Plow
Tank Versus Tank
Invading Enemy Sanctuaries
Securing the Borders
Pacification
Vietnamization
The Battle of Hue
Cambodia 1985
The Gook That Didn’t Shoot
Volume: 1
Issue: 3
Item Creation Date: Winter 1986
Collection: Douglas Pike Collection (Personal Papers)
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Added: 15 Jan 2002 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Item is Copyrighted – Check for access via the Vietnam Reading Room portal.
Vietnam Combat (Modern Day Periodicals) - Serial
Serial Item Number: 1831Serial616312
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[Number of Pages: 76]
Operation Badger Tooth – A “pacified” village hides a battalion of NVA and a morning ambush, as recalled by one of 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines who was there.
The Battle of Dai Do – The enemy have closed a river to friendly traffic and the 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines are sent out to solve this problem, as recalled by the commanding officer and one of his enlisted men.
Chopper to the Rescue – During Operation “Junction City”, in a Tay Ninh jungle, GIs are in contact with the enemy. The wounded must be medevaced. An ammo resupply is a top priority. See how a 2-seat observation helicopter helps save the day.
Letters from the DMZ – The day and night routine of the 196th Light Infantry in I Corps. Thirty-eight “Lessons Learned” from a savvy combat veteran.
“Golden Angel” – Airline stewardess recalls her flights to and from Vietnam, the GIs she met, and one special Marine going home.
Ambush – Small unit warfare at its best, the linear ambush executed to perfection.
Mechanized Ambush – Four dozen machine guns catch the enemy in the open. The dirty business of cleaning up the ambush site.
“In Color”
5th Marines & Operation “Colorado” – Targeting the Viet Cong stronghold between Chu Lai and DaNang in the densely populated Phuoc Valley.
9th Infantry in Saigon – The second Tet Offensive of 1968 – “mini” Tet – found B/2/47 in heavy combat at the “Y” Bridge.
On Patrol with the 101st Airborne – the 502nd and the 327th Infantry are seen near Song Be, during January 1968, and a paratrooper recalls his first patrol.
“Headhunters” – 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry, 1st Air Cavalry Division is seen in action in I Corps. Matthew Brennan recalls their mission and some of their exploits.
196th Light Infantry Brigade & “Junction City” – One of their first operations since arriving in III Corps during 1966. B/4/31 is seen in action 40 miles north of Tay Ninh.
Volume: 1
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: 1989
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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Added: 10 Jul 2026 [Updated: 10 Jul 2026]
Operation Badger Tooth – A “pacified” village hides a battalion of NVA and a morning ambush, as recalled by one of 3rd Battalion, 1st Marines who was there.
The Battle of Dai Do – The enemy have closed a river to friendly traffic and the 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines are sent out to solve this problem, as recalled by the commanding officer and one of his enlisted men.
Chopper to the Rescue – During Operation “Junction City”, in a Tay Ninh jungle, GIs are in contact with the enemy. The wounded must be medevaced. An ammo resupply is a top priority. See how a 2-seat observation helicopter helps save the day.
Letters from the DMZ – The day and night routine of the 196th Light Infantry in I Corps. Thirty-eight “Lessons Learned” from a savvy combat veteran.
“Golden Angel” – Airline stewardess recalls her flights to and from Vietnam, the GIs she met, and one special Marine going home.
Ambush – Small unit warfare at its best, the linear ambush executed to perfection.
Mechanized Ambush – Four dozen machine guns catch the enemy in the open. The dirty business of cleaning up the ambush site.
“In Color”
5th Marines & Operation “Colorado” – Targeting the Viet Cong stronghold between Chu Lai and DaNang in the densely populated Phuoc Valley.
9th Infantry in Saigon – The second Tet Offensive of 1968 – “mini” Tet – found B/2/47 in heavy combat at the “Y” Bridge.
On Patrol with the 101st Airborne – the 502nd and the 327th Infantry are seen near Song Be, during January 1968, and a paratrooper recalls his first patrol.
“Headhunters” – 1st Squadron, 9th Cavalry, 1st Air Cavalry Division is seen in action in I Corps. Matthew Brennan recalls their mission and some of their exploits.
196th Light Infantry Brigade & “Junction City” – One of their first operations since arriving in III Corps during 1966. B/4/31 is seen in action 40 miles north of Tay Ninh.
Volume: 1
Issue: 4
Item Creation Date: 1989
Collection: Welch Warren Collection
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