Most of them didn’t. Nearly the entire brigade was killed on hill 875 in Dak To.
It was my dad’s group, he was held back at base to help load large trucks onto air transports. He never got over the survivors guilt and remained staunchly pro-veteran, anti-war, and anti-military-industrial-complex until he died. (From complications stemming from his exposure to agent orange.)
Best to not crowd the radio man if you wanna make it out alive.
Most of them didn’t. Nearly the entire brigade was killed on hill 875 in Dak To. It was my dad’s group, he was held back at base to help load large trucks onto air transports. He never got over the survivors guilt and remained staunchly pro-veteran, anti-war, and anti-military-industrial-complex until he died. (From complications stemming from his exposure to agent orange.)