Infiltrator Survives Vietnam Jungle Defection Tale
North Vietnamese lieutenant Dang Van Trong walked out of the jungles and surrendered after three months, describing hunger, disease, and brutal jungle life. He recounted his 28 man unit’s infiltration, stationary routes, and fear of air strikes as government forces probed Viet Cong networks.
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Viet Nam
Hugh Mulligan
Hugh A. Mulligan
Gianghia
South Viet Nam
Dang van Trong
Lt. Trong
Trong
Quang Duc
Route 14
Gia Nghia
Officers Club
Pleiku
Laos
Cambodia
South
South Viet
Jungles
Zone D
Laurelville News Notes Highlights Local Families
Mrs Lee Reynolds and son Elwood visit Windsor Ohio relatives while Jay Edmonston and Mrs Elsworth Kempton visit Ted Kempton stationed at Fort Benning. John Reid, recently at Walter Reed, departs for Viet Nam. Albert Newland, in the Navy, heads to the Mediter ranean after Florida leave. Frieda Lappen visits Celesta Hoy in Laurelville. I J Kohler returns home from Curtis Michigan cottage.
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John Reid
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington ,D. C
George Reid
Viet Nam
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Johnny) Newland
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Lewis Newland
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Mediterranean
Frieda Lappen
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Celesta Hoy
I. J. Kohler
Curtis
Mich
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