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Ep 436: The Fog of War and Humanity with Richard Acritelli and guest Dennis Moran P3 on hmTv
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Send us Fan MailThe Fog of War and Humanity, Episode 436 (Dennis Moran Part 3)In Part 3 of this powerful conversation, host Richard Acritelli continues his discussion with Vietnam veteran Dennis Moran as the memories grow more intense and personal. Dennis recounts river patrols near the Cambodian border, helicopter insertions under fire, and the daily dangers of walking point through rice paddies, swampland, and hidden traps. He shares firsthand observations of allied forces, the harsh realities of survival in extreme heat without water, and the split-second decisions that determined who made it home.The episode also follows his unit’s movement into Cambodia during a large-scale operation, encounters with enemy soldiers, and the unexpected humanity he witnessed from civilians in remote villages. Through vivid storytelling, Dennis reflects on camaraderie, fear, endurance, and the lasting impact of war on the young soldiers who lived it.A candid and gripping chapter in his story, this episode offers listeners an unfiltered look at the uncertainty, brotherhood, and emotional weight carried by those who fought on the front lines of Vietnam.Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail The Fog of War and Humanity, Episode 436 (Dennis Moran Part 3) In Part 3 of this powerful conversation, host Richard Acritelli continues his discussion with Vietnam veteran Dennis Moran as the memories grow more intense and personal. Dennis recounts river patrols near the Cambodian border, helicopter insertions under fire, and the daily dangers of walking point through rice paddies, swampland, and hidden traps. He shares firsthand observations of allied forces, the harsh real...
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