Vietnam
73 year old Vietnam vet beaten to death in broad daylight in mostly peaceful Chicago
Keith Cooper (pictured) survived two tours in Vietnam with the US Marine Corps, but he couldn’t survive Lori Lightfoot’s Chicago. He was beaten to death by two young urban troubadours in broad daylight as they attempted to carjack him. They didn’t even get the car. To their credit, bystanders intervened, but not before Cooper was […]
Mike Rick – Phony POW, Four Purple Hearts?
The folks at MilitaryPhony send us their work on Michael Riordan Rick. In turn, this case was brought to their attention by a special ninja that is part of the TAH community, so what goes around comes around. Mike Rick, or the guy with two first names, comes to us from Fort Wayne Indiana. He […]
Valor Friday
Would you believe that there was a man who served in the Nazi German Waffen SS as an officer that later went on to serve in the US Army? No just serve, he was commissioned an officer. Perhaps even more incredible, he would join the elite Green Berets and fight in Vietnam. All of this […]
Vietnam Veterans Day
The Vietnam War Veterans Recognition Act of 2017 was signed into law by President Trump, designating 29 March as National Vietnam War Veterans Day. The date was chosen to observe the day the last U.S. combat troops departed Vietnam, and the last of the prisoners of war were released. The holiday is also known as […]
A Bit of Nostalgia
This is a good article about a squad in the jungles of Vietnam finding a breif respite. Reposted from Cherries Writer’s blog. Timeout Very good article from a squad leader who was there. Some photos are included. Sometimes, the wardoggies just needed a break.
Robert “Mr. Bob” Walker – Official Records
You may recall a recent post about Robert Walker, who was featured on the front of a magazine called the Chadds Ford JunXion, which is a local community magazine. On the cover and in the writeup, claims were made about a Navy Cross, a Silver Star and a Purple Heart for combat actions in Vietnam. […]
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