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PERIOD FOUR

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Scott Nelson Per.4

As an RTO, Mitchell Sanders carried the PRC-25 radio, a killer, 26 pounds

with its battery.

RTO

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AO Kelly Sturm

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“All the men were drafted to the army”

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“As PFC’s or Spec 4s, most of them were common grunts and carried the standard M-16 gas-operated assault rifle.”

PFC (Private First Class)

Anthony Bauer

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“They bring in the Cobras and F-4s, they use Willie Peter and HE and incendiaries. It’s all fire. They make those mountains burn” (75).

Danger

Jon DorschP.4

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Chi-Com

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“…they carried M-14s and CAR-15s and Swedish Ks and grease guns…” (7)

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“…and for some time they’d been receiving intelligence about an NVA buildup in the area.” (219)

Derek thomas

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COMBAT ZONELeah Wichterman P.4

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AWOL

Ryan O’Gara

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Rigged 105 Round

“He must’ve thought it was the sunlight that was killing him. It was not the sunlight that was killing him. It was a rigged 105 round.” (84)

Mike Kelly Period 4

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Grunts

By John Uittenbogaard 4

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Ariel Aranza

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“There was an inquiry, of course, and a week long air search, and for a time the Tra Bong

compound went crazy with MP and CID types.”-The Things They Carried (115)

MP Maggie Garin

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PLATOONS

Dan appleton

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“There was an EM club with beer and movies, sometimes even live floor

shows, the whole blurry slow motion of the rear.” ( page 191)

EM darin haugh

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“ He opened up a can of C rations, pork and beans, but the baby buffalo wasn’t interested.” (78)

Will Biernat P. 4

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“After we’d secured an LZ, Dave Jensen went over and kneeled at Struck’s side.”(pg 66)

LZ: Landing Zone

Alexandra Carls

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“… Tried to explain to her about things like ambushes and snipers and the stopping power of an AK-47.”

AK-47Danielle Caple

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C-130Kyle Martin

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“Well, the guy’s around here somewhere.’ ‘Better tell the LT.” (page 166)

LTLieutenant

David Sandberg

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CID

Matt Henning

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“While the outpost was isolated and vulnerable” (92).

Alex Suker

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NCO

“The highest ranking NCO was an E-6 named Eddie Diamond…”

Matt Rogers

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