Author Topic: Westy’s Regrets – Last Interview with Gen. William Westmoreland  (Read 379 times)

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BY CHARLES NEWCOMB

My brief respite in Hong Kong seemed to have gone by in a heartbeat, as the personnel transport truck’s tires squished over the muddy road past Vietnamese vendors squatting in their shanties. The only redeeming part of the gloomy ride from the Da Nang airbase to the transient barracks at Camp Tien Sha was the fact that it had stopped raining an hour or so earlier.

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