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Grenade bonds Port St. Lucie and Vietnamese men for life Patrick McCallister For Veteran voice

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Nothing bonds men more strongly than shared brushes with death. Port St. Lucie’s Ronald Yeaw was a Navy SEAL in Vietnam. He fought alongside a lot of men, but was significantly wounded in combat only once. That once was alongside Nguyen Hoang Minh. “I met Minh on 12 March, 1968,”Yeaw said. “I had just joined that platoon that day.” The two did little more than exchange pleasantries. Their relationship was off to an unremarkable start. About 30 hours later, their contact would end altogether after spending only a few of them together. “We went out the next night,” Yeaw continued. “That was the day we ran into the main force, reinforcement battalion, and got the same grenade.” Got a Chinese-made grenade that was exploding. He continued, “I got shrapnel all up the left side. He got it up the front. The third person in the (thatch hut), Chief Bob Gallagher, got it up the right side.”

See BOND page 4

Photo courtesy of Ronald Yeaw SEAL Team 2, 7th Platoon, on patrol in Rung Sat Special Zone, 50 kilometers southeast of Saigon, in September 1969.

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Book review: ‘Sir, I Can Explain’ By Stephen D. Cork Copyright July 1, 2013, published by Koehler Books of Virginia Beach and New York City

In this second book in the series featuring Major Jennifer O’Shane, Col. Stephen Cork once again has the extraordinary U.S. Army MP officer traveling around the world thwarting a sinister criminal syndicate’s plans in an exciting, action packed adventure. O’Shane is simply trying to fulfill her duties as the MP in charge of General Penfant’s security on a trip to Saudi Arabia, but faces obstacles in the form of the head of Saudi security, who openly shows his disdain for women in positions of authority or responsibility. O’Shane successfully completes that task, and in the process earns the admiration and loy-

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alty of the Saudi crown prince while unwittingly violating religious mores of a powerful Muslim sect in Saudi Arabia. She returns to her more mundane duties as an Army major and MP, only to be confronted again by a male chauvinist in the form of Colonel Everett, an aide to General Penfant, who assumes she is not up to his standards, and that she exaggerates her accomplishments, and treats her accordingly. The current events involving the Snowden disclosures about NSA have prompted discussion and debate on the issue of privacy versus security. Col. Cork, in the character of Major Shane, perhaps without intending to do so, highlights the issue of individual initiative versus military rules and regimentation. While the army recruiting campaigns feature an “Army

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BOND from page 1 And a SEAL outside got hit by the tiny, fast-moving metal fragments, too. Fortunately, none died. Yeaw headed one way for lifesaving treatment; Minh another. They never saw each other again. Never talked. But Yeaw thought about Minh. “Probably 1,000 times, if not 2,000 times,” he said. But, in 1975 the Republic of Vietnam fell to Democratic Re-

public of Vietnam after nearly two decades of belligerence. Yeaw was well aware of the fact Minh, having worked for the Americans, was likely in grave danger from the communists. “We all thought that he had been killed by the North Vietnamese when they took over in 1975,” he said. Others were thinking about and looking for Minh, and located him. “As it turned out, he went into a re-education camp and was

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Yeaw headed one way for lifesaving treatment; Minh another. They never saw each other again. Never talked. But Yeaw thought about Minh. “Probably 1,000 times, if not 2,000 times,” he said. tortured,” Yeaw said. But survived. The two recently met at the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum in Fort Pierce. Minh stayed in Sebastian for a few days to visit with many of his former U.S. Navy companions. “It was magnificent to see him,” Yeaw said. “He didn’t recognize the face, but he recognized the name.” Veteran Voice reached Minh by telephone when his wife, Hyunh Thi Nhi, and he were in Virginia to meet others from the legendary SEAL Team Two. A translator helped facilitate the conversation. Even with the aid of a translator, Minh seemed to wrestle with answering many questions. The translator, John Tran, said Minh was exhausted from time-zone changes and traveling, along with being emotionally overwhelmed by seeing many former collogues. “I very enjoyed when I come to see the museum and my friends,” Minh said. He explained that he was a member of South Vietnam’s navy when he started translating for American patrol boat, river crews. He eventually discharged from his nation’s military, but continued working with Americans. Eventually, he went to work with SEAL Team Two. “When 1967, I got out of the Vietnamese navy, and I volunteered to work for SEALs,” he said.

In 1975, communists captured Minh and took him to a re-education camp. By July of ’76, the unified Vietnam shed its old separate names and became the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. According to various estimates, at least a million Vietnamese were put into the notorious prisons without charges or trials. Many died. Minh said he spent 28 months in the re-education camps. He was accused of being a CIA agent. “Because I worked for the Americans,” he said. After Yeaw recovered from his wounds in the United States, he went onto a stellar naval career. He served from 1965 to 1995. “Among my 45 medals, nine of them came with a combat V,” he said. And he has another claim to bragging rights, although SEALs seem to loathe bragging. “In my career, I commanded SEAL Team Six,” the guys that got (Osama bin Laden),” Yeaw said. The was from ‘90 to ‘92. He said it takes a certain personality to be in the SEALs. He said none of the volunteers go through the rigorous trails it takes to join with the hope of finishing careers without combat. He compared it to firefighters’ desire to get into fires. “If you don’t want to go in and

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Local Korean War veterans prepare to remember ‘The Forgotten War’ Patrick McCallister For Veteran voice

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It’s approaching 60 years now. On July 27, 1953, the Korean War ended without ending. That day an armistice was signed that stopped the shooting, but left the world perilously hanging on an edge called the 38th Parallel. Frequently folks call it “The Forgotten War.” Members of the Korean War Veterans Association will remember it on Saturday, July 27, at 10 a.m. The memorial, which will be open to the public, will be at Vero Beach’s Veterans Memorial Island Sanctuary. Parking is at 350 Dahlia Drive. The armistice created the Korean Demilitarized Zone and cracked the Korean Peninsula into different worlds more than different countries. It remains a glaciated remnant of the Cold War. Many warn that holdout of an otherwise bygone era could ignite into a consuming, possibly nuclear, fire. Maybe, but Joseph Gomez, commander of the Korean War Veterans Association’s Indian River County chapter, 318, said getting word of the armistice was the best news he’d heard in 1953. Gomez was an Army rifleman on the ground when the news hit. “We put our heads out of our foxholes,” he said in a telephone interview. “That was it. It was like a Sunday morning. No noise.” Gomez wasn’t thinking about politics, or what the future held

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Ronald Yeaw

BOND from page 4

Photo by Patrick McCallister To make sure Floridians remember the Korean War, the state erected the Korean War Memorial at Tallahassee’s Cascades Park in 1999. Then-Gov. Jeb Bush dedicated it in December that year. The park is on South Meridian Street, a few blocks from the Florida State Capitol. The National Archives reports that 577 Floridians died in the war.

fight fires, you shouldn’t be a firefighter,” he said. No doubt, all the American service members who went to Vietnam were courageous, particularly those who knew constant engagements with enemy forces were their lot. “We didn’t go to Vietnam and stay in Vietnam with a real sense of the political implications,” Yeaw said. “The SEALs went because it was combat.” He said Vietnamese like Minh who helped the Americans were in many ways more courageous than SEALs. “We were fighting for far different reasons than Mihn was fighting for,” Yeaw said. “We’d go for six months and go home, but that was his home.” A home that could become a very dangerous place after the shooting war was done, as Minh experienced. Minh laughed off suggestions that he was courageous. When he was in combat situations with SEALs, he was… Well, he was with SEALs. “Sometimes I met the Viet Cong, but I was never afraid of them,” he said.

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of One,” and the design of small, autonomous Special Forces teams promote freedom of action, Major O’Shane frequently has to justify herself and her actions, hence the name of the book. Fortunately, the book doesn’t dwell on the issue, but rather moves swiftly and seamlessly from one gripping adventure to another. Major O’Shane’s nemesis, Louis “El Toro” Esquedas, is an evil, sadistic and perverted man, which makes him the ideal villain and contributes to some interesting interaction with Carlotta, his daughter, and with two of his top assistants, Francisco Gutierrez and Vladimir D’Alexandreapov, an ex-KGB chief. Esquedas has both a business and personal vendetta against O’Shane, as she was previously involved in the death of his son, which Cork wrote about in his previous book featuring O’Shane, Knight Moves. While O’Shane is very bright, and can’t resist investigating what appears to her (and sometimes only hers) odd or potentially illegal situations, she is not invincible and occasionally has to be bailed out at the last second by the calvary. The calvary comes in many forms, including friends, superior officers, the Saudi Prince’s guard, and even the president of the United States. When O’Shane sees something amiss, she pursues it with gusto, which often puts her in conflict with her commanders, who

they decided it wasn’t such a crazy idea. “It’s not just the fishing that’s off in August” said co-chair, Kit Munroe. “We wanted to create a fun and affordable tournament that would help support our business community in the slow summer months and raise money to support our local veterans. We focused on Wounded Warriors of South Florida because they offer hands on support with housing, transportation and finances for the veterans of Iraqi Freedom, Operation Enduring Freedom and, as funds are available, the Desert Storm vets in our area.”

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consistently attempt to rein her in and focus her on being the MP she is supposed to be. Her intuition leads her to prevent an assassination, although the intended target becomes somewhat murky, to intercept a boat load of sex slaves, which involves outwitting the general in charge of Special Forces, using prototype Navy SEAL equipment that is top secret, and to intrude into Cuban territorial waters. These escapades result in her detention by Col. Everett, but don’t prevent her from ultimately bringing down the entire drug and sex slave network without the assistance of the INTERPOL director she is supposed to be working with. In the process she uncovers other important facts which continue to add twists to the story, making it more than just an action adventure. The very believable frustration O’Shane experiences in dealing with the inaction, lack of imagination, and general inertia of the Army bureaucracy she deals with on a daily basis appear to be familiar to Col. Cork and perhaps too well described to be something learned second-hand. Cork’s military experience and knowledge of the operations of the Army clearly come through and help make some situations and actions by both O’Shane and her commanders and staff realistic and believable, and certainly a pleasure to read about. ‘Sir, I Can Explain’ is available on Amazon in paperback $12.51, Kindle $5.99.

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