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In the #Vietnamwar, A company of Marines in the Ashau Valley suddenly find themselves surrounded by 2000 NVA troops. An enemy officer exists the treeline with a white flag & makes a weird proposition to the Marines. Click on the link to see what happened https://cherrieswriter.com/2013/08/17/a-lovely-day-in-the-a-shau-valley-guest-blog/
A different type of Christmas poem where Santa meets an active-duty soldier on Christmas Eve. https://cherrieswriter.com/2015/12/14/a-different-christmas-poem/
105 photos from my personal collection depicting my twelve months tour of duty while serving in the #VietnamWar. This slideshow has background music and tunes of the day. Watch it here: https://cherrieswriter.com/my-slide-show/
Ever wonder what it was like to be a military kid during wartime? Here’s one reflection during the Vietnam War: By Misha ben-David The Beatles, Rolling Stones, and Rock ‘n’ Roll Made Sur…
A Military Kid during the Vietnam War
Ever wonder what it was like to be a military kid during wartime? Here’s one reflection during the Vietnam War: By Misha ben-David The Beatles, Rolling Stones, and Rock ‘n’ Roll Made Sure I Survived as a Military Kid In July 1969, I emerged from the public pool grounds in Albany, Oregon, with Jesse’s hand in mine. She was a pretty, small, rather timid girl, but we had developed a lot of…
Rev. Bill McDonald was a door gunner who faced charges for disobeying an order and possible mutiny because of a vision & gut feeling in Vietnam. The threat of prison did not change his mind. Find out what happened on those two occasions. https://cherrieswriter.com/2018/02/06/how-much-did-you-trust-your-inner-voice-in-vietnam/
Enjoy samples from my Cherries: A Vietnam War Novel audiobook accompanied by actual photos from the war which provides visuals for the words you hear. https://fb.watch/8UbVWEIoNS/
Most Vietnam veterans believe that there were many reasons why the Vietnam War ended so miserably. Here are some reasons from former NVA Colonel Bui Tin who served on their general staff: https://cherrieswriter.com/2019/08/18/%ef%bb%bfwhy-did-the-vietnam-war-end-so-miserably/
A bungled raid into Laos by the South Vietnamese Army in early 1971 exposed grave deficiencies in its operational abilities. The ARVN retreated from Laos before their targeted deadline and had already sustained almost 50% casualties. https://bit.ly/3rxyIb8
In Vietnam, 18 yr olds, had to grow up fast, and learn how to survive. We fought for our country...when others protested or ran. Turns out, we were the best America had. https://cherrieswriter.com/2020/11/01/hill-882-a-hill-to-remember/
In war, first thing soldiers lose is their innocence. Readers of 'Cherries' will witness what many of us went through during the #vietnamwar, and will then understand why we're so different when coming home. https://cherrieswriter.com/2015/04/23/vietnam-the-loss-of-american-innocence/
In 1975, ARVN soldiers retreated from the northern provinces of South Vietnam, stripping off their uniforms to blend in with the local populace. Advancing NVA troops were unstoppable, overrunning bases as they advanced toward Saigon and eventual victory, https://cherrieswriter.com/2014/01/13/photos-a-look-back-at-the-vietnam-war-on-the-35th-anniversary-of-the-fall-of-saigon/
Were you superstitious during the Vietnam War? Here is one soldier’s story relating to his mission on Friday the 13th. by Stanley Ross October 29, 2025 It was December 13, 1968, and…
Vietnam Was Scary Enough. Friday the 13th Added To Our Fear
Were you superstitious during the Vietnam War? Here is one soldier’s story relating to his mission on Friday the 13th. by Stanley Ross October 29, 2025 It was December 13, 1968, and our platoon leaders briefed us before we boarded the trucks: Recent intelligence hinted at increased Viet Cong activity on Monkey Mountain. The trucks rumbled to a halt at the sharp bend in the winding road,…
Paul Murphy, an Australian Vietnam Veteran and author of ‘The Quiet Australians Saints and Sinners’ provided me with a chapter from his book which describes his tour of Laos in 2007. It's an interesting read. https://cherrieswriter.com/2015/03/27/excerpt-from-the-quiet-australians/
There was no more welcomed sound to a wounded soldier in the #Vietnamwar than the whop-whop-whop of the “dustoff Huey” coming to get them. These brave crews often arrived during the heat of battle and made lovely targets for the enemy. Read about them: https://cherrieswriter.com/2016/10/25/a-special-breed-of-soldier/
Book trailers-freebies and other info about the Vietnam War and its Warriors. Over 300+ personal narratives, photos, videos, and music from the era. Here's a chance to learn why soldiers return home different after war #VietnamWar #VietnamWarQuotes http://cherrieswriter.com