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Galen Hoover

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Vietnamization was underway and, soon, Galen Hoover was sleeping away the long flight home. He landed in San Francisco and was glad to be back in the States, but as he left the plane, here came the peace protestors. What happened next haunts him still. (6:57)

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Galen Hoover listened to Adrian Cronauer's radio show while he was serving in Vietnam and fondly recalls meeting him years later. He has visited the Vietnam Veterans Memorial many times and discovered a cousin on the wall. (4:13)

Gary Campbell

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Gary Campbell discusses the discovery of an abandoned NVA (North Vietnamese Army) tunnel system. (2:25)

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Gary Campbell witnesses a 2LT, standing only ten feet away from him, killed by a sniper. (1:04)

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Gary Campbell discusses a B-52 Arc Light mission that resulted in 138 NVA (North Vietnamese Army) deaths. (2:13)

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Gary Campbell discusses his M79 and how he directs fire support on an enemy position, preventing an NVA (North Vietnamese Army) ambush. (3:38)

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Gary Campbell survives his helicopter losing power, making a forced landing in a rice paddy as Vietnamese farmers watch. (1:29)

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Gary Campbell survives a frontal attack by the NVA (North Vietnamese Army), as his helicopter group flies into an intense firefight. (1:30)

Gary Cantwell

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He was a country boy, working on a farm in upstate New York since he was six years old. Then, Gary Cantwell was taken by the draft in 1968 shortly after high school. Designated as infantry, he got a good taste of the conditions in Vietnam when he went down to Tigerland at Fort Polk. (4:50)

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When you get there your name is Cherry or FNG. Fortunately, for Gary Cantwell, when he got to Vietnam he was taken under the wing of a good squad leader. In his first firefight, he had to flank an NVA bunker and drop a hand grenade into the opening. He pulled it off and settled in to the war. Later, as a team leader, he saw firsthand what could happen if you didn't secure your grenades. (5:42)