Larry Brown, “super scout” 1/9 Air Cav. He flew the OH-13, OH-6 and OH 58 during his tours in vietnam. Photo: 1LT Larry G. Brown, while assigned to Scouts, C Troop, 3-17th Cavalry in July/August 1970.
March 1968, Khe Sanh, Vietnam — Khe Sanh, a remote outpost in Vietnam, faced full-scale siege from the North Vietnamese forces during the Vietnam War until it was finally abandoned to the North Vietnamese, two months after the siege began. — Image by © Christian Simonpietri/Sygma/Corbis
A river patrol boat heads into the rising sun after a night on ambush in South Vietnam’s Mekong Delta in September, 1969. The 31-foot, 27-knot, heavily-armed U.S. Navy boats built on fiberglass pleasure craft hulls worked in groups of two and four on 24- to 48-hour missions in search of the Viet Cong. (Jim Falk/Stars and Stripes)
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