I was in Cu Chi Vietnam the night Ginny Kirsch was murdered, about 100 yards or so away from the Red Cross Compound located on 25th Infantry turf. Every man including me was finger and palm printed. Eventually I wrote a memoir which I still hold tight to myself: REMF Life Inside The Wire, 459 pages give or take. In my research I dug up on the internet an actual copy of the orders read to the formation that morning by our XO Captain James MacIntyre (a Brit to boot ... cheerio and all that). I included a copy in my book along with my description of the events that day in my Company.
I was in Cu Chi Vietnam the night Ginny Kirsch was murdered, about 100 yards or so away from the Red Cross Compound located on 25th Infantry turf. Every man including me was finger and palm printed. Eventually I wrote a memoir which I still hold tight to myself: REMF Life Inside The Wire, 459 pages give or take. In my research I dug up on the internet an actual copy of the orders read to the formation that morning by our XO Captain James MacIntyre (a Brit to boot ... cheerio and all that). I included a copy in my book along with my description of the events that day in my Company.
I was in Cu Chi Vietnam the night Ginny Kirsch was murdered, about 100 yards or so away from the Red Cross Compound located on 25th Infantry turf. Every man including me was finger and palm printed. Eventually I wrote a memoir which I still hold tight to myself: REMF Life Inside The Wire, 459 pages give or take. In my research I dug up on the internet an actual copy of the orders read to the formation that morning by our XO Captain James MacIntyre (a Brit to boot ... cheerio and all that). I included a copy in my book along with my description of the events that day in my Company.
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