Madame Ho Thi Que, The Tiger Lady, courageously served in combat with the South Vietnamese 44th Ranger Battalion. Her exploits were legendary, even in the war torn region of South East Asia. She marched and fought with one of the most respected military units in Vietnam: the South Vietnamese 44th Ranger Battalion -“The Black Tigers”.Continue reading “Madame Ho Thi Que”
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Interview with SSG Terry Cadenbach, MACV-SOG Command & Control Central
Terry Cadenbach talks to us about his time in SOG
“Chieu Hoi” M16 Magazine Bags
Turns out things get wet really easy in the jungle. They learned this in the Vietnam and so bright spark came up with these plastic bags for your M16 magazines. The bags could be reused and had an emergency break away on one end. The other end has a sort of bread tie made intoContinue reading ““Chieu Hoi” M16 Magazine Bags”
Pt3 Full Q&A Session w 5th SFG- CCC (Co.B) Hatchet Force member Terry Cadenbach
A Sitdown with Terry Cadenbach-member of MACVSOG’S Hatchet Forces (CCC Co.B) Part 1
Bud has done another SOG vet interview you should check out.
www.jstrykermeyer.com
Famous media tycoon and SOG 1-0 John S Meyer now has a website that links to SOGcast, Jocko podcast links, his books and all manner of Meyer-media. Check it out and be sure to check out the superb SOGCAST
Early 30 Round M16 Mag Used by SOG
Some pictures and comments courtesy of our pal, Bud Gibson. One of the first 30 round mags, owned by Bob Graham, It was shot during a firefight. Rob installed A1 flahhider on his CAR-15 and added M16 grip for a VFG. Symbol below ejection port is the Buddhist symbol “Chu Van” which denotes enlightenment andContinue reading “Early 30 Round M16 Mag Used by SOG”
LTC. Ed Wolcoff(Ret). RT NEW YORK 1-0(Team Leader) talking Tactics, Techniques and History Pt.2
Our pal Bud Gibson does part 2 of his interview.
Memoir of a Hard Time: Memories from my Time at War
Our friend Chad has just published a book about his time in Vietnam and other things. You can get it now on kindle and we recommend it. The Viet-Nam War for America began in 1964, and finally ended in 1975. Nearly 59,000 Americans died, over 300,000 were wounded, and in total, almost 3,000,000 served “in-country.”Continue reading “Memoir of a Hard Time: Memories from my Time at War”
SOG 1-0 Ed Wolcoff Interview
Our pal, Bud Gibson has recently started a youtube channel talking about SOG and interviewing vets. You can see me on there soon. The other day he interviewed 1-0 (Team Leader) LTC.(retired) Ed Wolcoff
Scattered Shots 