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ALL THE WAY, HOME
The Most Dangerous Game
Assaults, Patrols, Recon, and Fire Fights
The following linked pages are a partial record of some of the things Delta Company did in Vietnam.  It was not easy, or romantic.  Most of our experience in Vietnam was extreme drudgery and physical hardship, combined at times with stealth, aggression, and even terror.  Most of the pictures we see on this and other web sites  are superficial in nature and do not convey the "whole story". For those of  us who were there, pictures are enough for us to recall  the hardship and the terror.  But for others further clarification is needed. 
Therefore a summary of some of the more "memorable" events is provided here.
Since there were far more of these events than can be adequately addressed, as a starting point we will provide information on fire fights in which several of our own brothers-in-arms were killed in action, or
which have historical significance for Delta.  
This page is very much under construction and will be enhanced with maps, recollections, and data, as more information is obtained and interviews are collected.  If You have a particular event that you believe should be included here, please contact: delta@cattrack6india.com
This means YOU!

Bloody Shiny Bayonet, 10 Oct 1965
Battle of the Hospital 1 Nov, 1965
506 Valley, 17 Dec, 1966
Two Streams,
7 April, 1966

The Battle of Tam Quan  December, 1967
6 June, 1968 Near Quang Tri
A Shau, Khe Sanh, 1968
20 Nov, 1968 (Three KIA's)
26 April, 1969 (Four KIA's)
Invasion of Cambodia, May/June 1970
17 July, 1970
(Four KIA)

The Battle for FSB Pace.  October 1971
PLease Note: If the bellow lettering is in Yellow and not white, there is something there to view. (May not be finished.)
A Joe Galloway speech which sets the tone appropriately
TET, 1968
 Quang Tri

1 Jan, 1969
(Three KIA's)

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