# Khe Sanh

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The Deadliest Year During The Vietnam War...

Send us Fan Mail How The "Tet" Began the End of The Vietnam War...In early 1968, while the battle for US outpost Khe Sanh raged on, General Vo Nguyen Giap of the People’s Army of Vietnam, or the PAVN, orchestrated a series of coordinated assaults on over 100 South Vietnamese cities and towns. Consi…

I Blew $500 on Khe Sanh and Went Bankrupt Anyway

In Part 4 of the Adam Boredale series, the boys rip through the famous guest questions and the yarns get loose. Adam talks about the one autograph he'd love to get, why he's a massive fan of Broncos legend Adam Reynolds, blowing $500 just to hear Khe Sanh at a pub, going bankrupt despite earning ne…

Writer to Writer July 5, 2026 Michael Archer

Hosted by Ken Rodgers and Rebecca Evans. Michael Archer is the author of several books, including A Patch of Ground: Khe Sanh Remembered; The Long Goodbye: Khe Sanh Revisited; and The Gunpowder Prince: How Marine Corps Captain Mirza Munir Baig Saved Khe Sanh. He has also published two books about …

What You Never Heard About Vietnam’s Combat Radiomen

Larry grew up in and out of foster homes across the West and landed in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury during the Summer of Love — homeless, drifting, and certain he was headed nowhere good. He enlisted in the Army looking for structure. He got Vietnam instead. Assigned as a radio operator (RTO) wit…

VIETNAM - American Escalation In The Vietnam War - GEOFF-WAWRO PART 1

JANUARY 1966 SAIGON, RUSK, LODGE, HARRIMANAmerican Escalation In The Vietnam WarGeoff Wawro, Part One: Wawro analyzes political and military decisions driving early American intervention in Vietnam. He dissects how President Lyndon Johnson leveraged the staged Gulf of Tonkin incident to secure Cong…

Episode 23: The Appalachian Trail at 72 | Brotherhood, Sobriety, and Finding Purpose w/ Rand Timmerman

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Description Rand Timmerman is 80. He fought with the 1st Marines at Khe Sanh, practiced law in upstate New York for forty years, and let alcohol get the best of him in his late fifties. He has been sober for more than 12 years. At 72, with an artificial knee, a limp from a leg half an inch shor…