Vietnam

In Vietnam, Nine Battles Were Game-Changers

ilitary historian William Head’s latest book on the Vietnam War, Storms over , was an enormous undertaking. Head, the chief historian at the 78th Air Base Wing History Office at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia, took on the complex task of researching and analyzing what he calls nine of the war’s “most significant and game-changing combat events.” All

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