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Clip | 7m 36s
January, 1968 One of the bloodiest battles of the Vietnam War took place at Khe Sanh, beginning in January of 1968. Both a Navy and a Marine veteran describe the relentless ground, artillery, mortar and rocket attacks that shook the base for over two months. (Part 3/7)
Aired: 05/25/10
Vietnam: Turning Point - Khe Sanh
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