The Tet Offensive - Wilburn "Bud" Meador Jr.

Marine Corps veteran Wilburn “Bud” Meador Jr. tells the story of a fight - small in tactical significance, but perhaps the most strategically important struggle of the Vietnam War. A watch stander at the U.S. Embassy and all USAID posts in Saigon in 1967, Meador examined the attack on the Embassy by the Viet Cong and the actions of U.S. leaders and their chains of command.
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