Battle for the Central Highlands: A Special Forces Story

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A lot of SF guys were wounded or killed, and we always needed more people in the company.

We were always recruiting the Montagnards. We had interpreters that helped with the language barrier. A lot of SF people got very close with the Montagnards. When I was in Vietnam, I was wounded four times.

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The first time I was wounded, I got shrapnel in my neck from a B rocket, but I never told my captain or my team sergeant that I got wounded. I just kept going. You get bonded with all these people.

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Later, I had a gunshot wound in my wrist and my leg. The time I was wounded in the wrist, I was wearing a couple of Montagnard bracelets they give them as friendship bracelets.

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The bullet hit one of the bracelets and it slowed the velocity of the bullet. My wrist, my hand or half my arm should have just been blown away but the bracelet slowed it. I have some numbness and loss of motion in my hand, but I was really lucky. After we left, a group of Montagnards kept fighting in Vietnam.

About 2, split up and heard that, if they could make it to Thailand, there would be refugee camps and they could get to the United States. As the war escalated, Dooley commanded his own A-team, and the battles against the large numbers of crack NVA troops became even more desperate and deadly.

By then military command routinely assigned anything-but-routine missions to Special Forces and expected them to meet their objectives. From the Paperback edition. Dooley was born, raised, and educated in Chicago, Illinois. At 17 he quit college to join the army, where he served as a paratrooper in the st Airborne Division.

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