Dirty thirty (Vietnam)
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The first American GIs to take an official role in the the War in Vietnam were a group of pilots called the dirty thirty.[1]
Other GIs had survived in Vietnam, and had participated in combat operations.[1] But, officially, they wre just classed as "advisors", not combatants.
[edit] References
- ^ a b "'The Dirty Thirty': Author Details Duty in Vietnam with Humor, Realism", San Francisco Examiner. Retrieved on 2008-01-09.
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