Ghosts of the Battlefield Articles

"Resilience Under Siege: The Marines at Khe Sanh"

Casualty figures from the Battle of Khe Sanh vary, but estimates suggest that U.S. forces suffered around 500 killed and over 2,500 wounded. NVA casualties were reported to be significantly higher, though exact numbers remain disputed.

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The Hill of Angels; The Marines at Con Thien

The Battle of Con Thien, also known as the Hill of Angels, was a significant confrontation during the Vietnam War, involving the U.S. Marine Corps and North Vietnamese forces.

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Whispers in the Shadows: The Soviet Numbers Stations

Number stations have long been shrouded in mystery, their enigmatic broadcasts captivating listeners worldwide. Among the most intriguing were the Soviet number stations, which played a crucial role in Cold War espionage.

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Secrets Behind the Stage: The Double Life of Hekmet Fahmy

During World War II, Hekmet Fahmy became involved in espionage activities. She was recruited by the German intelligence, specifically the Abwehr, the German military intelligence organization.

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"Big Whiskey: A Legacy of Naval Dominance from World War II to the Gulf War"

The Wisconsin joined the Pacific Fleet during World War II, where she played a significant role in providing naval gunfire support during critical operations. Her first major engagement was the Battle of Iwo Jima.

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"Unexpected Peril: The Sinking of SS President Coolidge"

As the troop transport ship approached the Second Channel of Espiritu Santo Island, a shore-based signal station urgently transmitted a Morse code message: STOP.

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"Venom from Above: The AH-1 Cobra and Its Pivotal Role in the Vietnam War"

The AH-1 Cobra, developed by Bell Helicopter, was the first helicopter designed specifically for attack missions, with its inception driven by the urgent needs of the Vietnam War.