The bridge at Dong Ha / John Grider Miller ; illustrations by Charles Waterhouse.

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Miller, John Grider, 1935-2009

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TextSeries: Bluejacket booksPublication details: Annapolis, Md. : Naval Institute Press, 1996.Description: 1 online resource (xii, 186 pages) : illustrations, mapContent type:

text

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1612511570
9781612511573

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DS557.8.D66 M62

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Summary: In his desperate attempt to blow up the bridge at Dong Ha and keep some 30,000 men and 200 tanks at bay, Ripley endured three hours of direct fire to rig some 500 pounds of explosives. Such a story of raw courage and personal resolve is rarely encountered.

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In his desperate attempt to blow up the bridge at Dong Ha and keep some 30,000 men and 200 tanks at bay, Ripley endured three hours of direct fire to rig some 500 pounds of explosives. Such a story of raw courage and personal resolve is rarely encountered.

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