Talk:COSVN

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The changes I have made to this article are from my experiences in Viet Nam and Cambodia. I was a Morse Intercept Operator and PRD-1 (land-based radio direction finding) Operator in three radio research units: 337th Radio Research Company (12/67-3/68), 1st Infantry Division at Di An, 175th Radio Research Company (4/68-8/68) II Field Forces at Bien Hoa, and the 409th Radio Research Detachment (9/68-10/70), 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, "lotsa places". I was one of about six operators to enter Cambodia to find COSVN. Rhilliam 17:35, 20 March 2007 (UTC)

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