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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (624)	2/18/2018 6:54:12 PM
From: unclewest	5 Recommendations of 670

My A Team did not have a 4.2 mortar...Too heavy to haul by hand in the jungle. We had one or two 60mm and an 81mm, one ma deuce 50 Cal. atop a machine-gun tower and a few 30 Cal A6s in fighting bunkers. Everyone else had an M16, CAR 15 or M2 30 Cal Carbine. I carried a CAR 15. Our Montagnards handled the crew-served weapons. That was not heavy considering we stopped an NVA tank and infantry attack the night of 3-4 March 1969. It was however enough. Anyone around Greensboro, NC, at 0830, on 3 March, I've been asked to speak about my 20 years service in SF at the The Black Cap breakfast meeting. I promise my speech won't last 20 years...maybe 20 minutes. BTW the new movie "12 Strong" depicts a sister A Team that stopped a tank attack in Afghanistan. Awesome movie. I've met most of that team...great American warriors and GBs...and a helluva movie...and accurate.

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