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Stuart Jamison

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Stuart Jamison talks about going into a particulary dangerous area of Vietnam and finding trouble. (5:15)

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Stuart Jamison remembers being caught behind a palm tree trunk while being fired upon by a Viet Cong. (1:12)

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Stuart Jamison recalls the sights and sounds from patrolling the Korean Demilitarized Zone during the Cold War. (2:21)

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Stuart Jamison talks about a time his unit cornered a Viet Cong Main Force Battalion during the Tet Offensive. (12:55)

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Stuart Jamison describes treating a wounded fellow advisor in the open during heavy fire from Viet Cong forces on February, 18 during the Tet Offensive. (13:59)

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Stuart Jamison recounts the destruction of his battalion on February 26, 1968. They thought they were landing in a fairly safe area, after seeing farmers working in the fields, but ended up landing right on top of the Viet Cong. As the troops marched toward the tree line, the enemy opened up. (19:15)

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Stuart Jamison recalls meeting Lt. Hetherington, Staff Sgt. Pinkham, Maj. Huynhl, Sgt. Maj. Tau and 200 hostile Viet Cong on his first day on the job as an advisor to Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) soldiers at Xa Xiem. (5:07)

Stuart McIntyre

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After growing up in and near Hollywood and Portland, Oregon, Stuart McIntyre decided to sign up for the Army's Specialized Training Program back before World War II. He was accepted into Stanford University for a brief while until he was called to action following the US involvement in the ongoing war. He was immediately sent to Fort Benning for infantry training. (This interview made possible with the support of MS. KETURAH THUNDER-HAAB.) (5:06)

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After his infantry training at Fort Benning, McIntyre went to Fort Bragg and learned to be a jeep driver for his company. Whenever someone needed transport he was the guy they would call. One day while at training the unexpected happened; after being given a chance to fire a machine gun, he ranked expert on the amount of targets he hit. (This interview made possible with the support of MS. KETURAH THUNDER-HAAB.) (6:17)

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When his mortar company was finally needed overseas, McIntyre was sent aboard the George Washington; arriving in France. McIntyre had his first combat in Baccarat, France, and faced a heavy German counterattack on New Year's Eve during Operation Nordwind (Northwind). (This interview made possible with the support of MS. KETURAH THUNDER-HAAB.) (8:39)