It was the 3rd Brigade commander, Colonel Tim Brown that prevent Lt. Colonel Moore from being shot the third day after he gave orders that Moore's battalion and Bravo Company of 2-7 Cavalry that fought alongside the 1st Battalion troopers, would leave the battle field by helicopters Holloway on November.
War between Vietnam and America
For like three days in 1965, Lt. Col. Harold G. Moore fought very hard and won the first battle of the Vietnam War. The first battalion of the 7th Air Cavalry survived and also managed to send the People’s Army of Vietnam (PAVN) into a temporary retreat.
After they received the relief battalion, the commander refused to leave. The officer that was in charge of tracking the 79 dead and 121 wounded as they were being airlifted out had had some issues.
The battle then go sore and Moore with the company of about 50 men feeling that they have escape death for the first time in 72 hours, went back out, and the crawl with their hands and knees to the spot where Pizzino had been fighting, and recovered his body.
The 3rd Brigade commander, Colonel Tim Brown gave orders that Moore's battalion and Bravo Company of 2-7 Cavalry that fought alongside the 1st Battalion troopers, would leave the battle field by helicopters Holloway on November.
The next day, the battalion that replaced Moore’s was ambushed and about 70% of Americans were killed and wounded.
Therefore, It was the 3rd Brigade commander, Colonel Tim Brown that prevent Lt. Colonel Moore from being shot the third day after he gave orders that Moore's battalion and Bravo Company of 2-7 Cavalry that fought alongside the 1st Battalion troopers, would leave the battle field by helicopters Holloway on November.
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