"Marine's Heroic Sacrifice During Tet Offensive" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	22 Jan 2024 7:57 p.m. PST
On Sunday morning, Feb. 4, 1968, Marine Corps Sgt. Alfredo Cantu "Freddy" Gonzalez and his buddies were striding uneasily through Hue City, as the Tet Offensive raged like a forest fire all across the Vietnamese countryside. Tet took U.S. military commanders by total surprise, because it was a holiday for the Vietnamese -- their New Year… Military: link

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