Twelve Days in May: The Untold Story of the Northern Thrust into Cambodia by 4th Infantry Division (Operation Bihn Tay I) in May 1970
Apr 2010 · Xlibris Corporation
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Jerald W. “Jerry” Berry served in Vietnam with the 3rd Battalion, 506th Airborne Infantry (Paratrooper), 101st Airborne Division in 1967- 68. Originally assigned as a rifleman, he became the battalion Public Information Officer (PIO), combat photographer/reporter, shortly into his tour. Berry retired from his thirty-year career as Staff Wildlife Biologist with the U.S. Forest Service in 1997. As historian for the 3-506th, he maintains a website (www.currahee.org) for his fellow Currahees. He currently resides in Libby, Montana with his wife, Donna. Other books by Berry include The Stand Alone Battalion, Psychological Warfare Leaflets of the Vietnam War, and My Gift to You.
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About the author
Jerald W. "Jerry" Berry served in Vietnam with the 3rd battalion, 506th Airborne Infantry (Paratrooper), 101st Airborne division in 1967-68. Originally assigned as a rifleman, he became the battalion Public Information Officer (PIO) aka combat photographer/reporter shortly into his tour. Berry retired from his thirty-year career as Staff Wildlife biologist with the U.S. Forest Service in 1997. As historian for the 3-506th, he maintains a website (www.currahee.org) for his fellow Currahees. He currently resides in Libby, Montana with his wife, Donna. Other books by Berry include The Stand Alone Battalion, Psychological Warfare Leaflets of the Vietnam War, and My Gift to You.
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