In Vietnam, Radio Was My Lifeline

As a U.S. Army infantry officer during the Vietnam War, Van Wye served as a military advisor to local village/hamlet forces and a South Vietnamese infantry battalion in 1970 and 1971.  For the infantry, the ubiquitous Field Radio was critical to all operations and essential to a soldier’s survival in a combat zone.  Van Wye’s presentation centers on its capabilities, operating procedures and effective use in tactical situations.

Presented via Zoom.  General admission $10;
Active and retired military free;
Members free.

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