The
3d Brigade Task Force
set a new record of continuous days in combat with the
completion of Operations Paul Revere phases I to IV. From
May 10 to Dec 26 the Brigade completed 230 days of
continuous combat, a feat breaking the old record of 165
days set by the 25th Infantry Division in WWII in the
Philippines.
25th
Infantry Division Anniversary Edition. The
history of the 25th Infantry Division from its formation in
1941 to
October 1966. This is a very large file (190MB) and will
take some time to load. Thereafter, just save the file to
your computer and
enjoy.
Faces of the Famous
Fighting Fourth - Vietnam. This book covers all units of the
4th Division involved in its massive 12,000 square mile Area
of Operations in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. New
arrivals to the Division would have received this book
as an introduction to the Division's operations.
Chapter 11 covering the early
Operations of the 3d Brigade. This excerpt is from John M
Carland's Stemming the Tide. The account is an excellent telling of the
3d Brigade's early contributions to the fight for the
Central Highlands. A very good read, full of detail of the
overall actions taking place when Col Everette Stoutner
commanded.
On 28 Oct 1966, Company C,
2/35th was repeatedly attacked by two companies of NVA. This
account was excerpted from the book West to Cambodia
by S. L. A. Marshall. Captivating reading for everyone,
whether you were there or not. A must read book for those
who served in the Central Highlands in 1966.
"One More Sunrise" is written by Curtis Paul Gay, who was a
member of A Company, 2/35th in 1966-67. Sgt. Gay was a part
of the beleaguered Alpha Company Platoon surrounded by the
NVA on 12 March 1967 near the Cambodian Border. A very good
read from one who was there.
The
3d Brigade Task Force
set a new record of continuous days in combat with the
completion of Operations Paul Revere phases I to IV. From
May 10 to Dec 26 the Brigade completed 230 days of
continuous combat, a feat breaking the old record of 165
days set by the 25th Infantry Division in WWII in the
Philippines. 
25th
Infantry Division Anniversary Edition. The
history of the 25th Infantry Division from its formation in
1941 to
October 1966. This is a very large file (190MB) and will
take some time to load. Thereafter, just save the file to
your computer and
enjoy. 
Faces of the Famous
Fighting Fourth - Vietnam. This book covers all units of the
4th Division involved in its massive 12,000 square mile Area
of Operations in the Central Highlands of Vietnam. New
arrivals to the Division would have received this book
as an introduction to the Division's operations.
Chapter 11 covering the early
Operations of the 3d Brigade. This excerpt is from John M
Carland's Stemming the Tide. The account is an excellent telling of the
3d Brigade's early contributions to the fight for the
Central Highlands. A very good read, full of detail of the
overall actions taking place when Col Everette Stoutner
commanded. 
On 28 Oct 1966, Company C,
2/35th was repeatedly attacked by two companies of NVA. This
account was excerpted from the book West to Cambodia
by S. L. A. Marshall. Captivating reading for everyone,
whether you were there or not. A must read book for those
who served in the Central Highlands in 1966.
"One More Sunrise" is written by Curtis Paul Gay, who was a
member of A Company, 2/35th in 1966-67. Sgt. Gay was a part
of the beleaguered Alpha Company Platoon surrounded by the
NVA on 12 March 1967 near the Cambodian Border. A very good
read from one who was there.