Kansans who served in Vietnam remembered flight name list
Seven Kansans who served in Vietnam are highlighted with varied views on the war and reflections on home. The article notes Pfe. Harry Fuqua Jr born at Fort Leavenworth and buried there, with his father once stationed in the Army.
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CITY
Pfe
Harry Fuqua
Ft. Leavenworth
Army
Fuqua
Fort
Harry Jr
University of Kansas
196Th Light Infantry
Lonnie G. LeBombard
Arnold F. LeBombard
Lawrence
LeBombardb
Hud’ Hamilton
LeBombard
Weldon Brooks
Clayton
Barton W.W. Brooks
27Th Infantry
Ronnie E
Alvord
Tankersley
Him
Ronnie L. Clark
William L. Clark
Hugoton
15Th Engineer Battalion
Clark
Danny G. Swazick
Wyandotte High School
Kansas State Teachers College
Swazick
9Th Infantry
Virgil C. Zeller
Michael
New York Times says Westmoreland is wrong in report
The New York Times quotes a year end classified report that Westmoreland, during a US visit, predicted major 1968 gains in Vietnam and claimed enemy failed to win any major battle in 1967. Analysts note Tet disruptions and questions about pacification gains.
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Viet Nam
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Vietnam
Vietnam Asserted That “the ‘Enemy Did Not Win A Major Battle In’ Vietnam
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Times
South Vietnam
Saigon
Genca
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