The Road from Vung Tau to Saigon
Title:
The Road from Vung Tau to Saigon
Word Count:
813
Summary:
An account of one of the early road trips made by the author during his stay in Vietnam during
Keywords:
vietnam,vietnam war,vietnam travel,vietnam trip,vietnam holiday,asian holiday,vietnam photos
Article Body:
I had to go into Saigon on private business. A number of Decca people had private business con
We left Vung Tau early in the morning, passed through Baria with no trouble and had gone a few
A few miles later we arrived at a large village. There seemed to be a lot of activity, traffic
Like any loyal subject of Her Britannic Majesty, I decided it was a good moment for a tea brea
PB was North Vietnamese and they are a very steady people. We decided to abandon the car and d
We came to the end of the village and left people and cover behind us. The road was raised abo
We came to the destroyed bridge. One span, about three feet wide, was still passable and we cr
I looked around. Not a sound. No movement. Nothing. I looked up and high in the sky I saw a sp
We continued on for a half mile or so and I saw movement to my left. A patrol of Regional Forc
In Saigon I took care of my business. The evening was not quite as relaxed as I would have hop
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The Road from Vung Tau to Saigon
Word Count:
813
Summary:
An account of one of the early road trips made by the author during his stay in Vietnam during
Keywords:
vietnam,vietnam war,vietnam travel,vietnam trip,vietnam holiday,asian holiday,vietnam photos
Article Body:
I had to go into Saigon on private business. A number of Decca people had private business con
We left Vung Tau early in the morning, passed through Baria with no trouble and had gone a few
A few miles later we arrived at a large village. There seemed to be a lot of activity, traffic
Like any loyal subject of Her Britannic Majesty, I decided it was a good moment for a tea brea
PB was North Vietnamese and they are a very steady people. We decided to abandon the car and d
We came to the end of the village and left people and cover behind us. The road was raised abo
We came to the destroyed bridge. One span, about three feet wide, was still passable and we cr
I looked around. Not a sound. No movement. Nothing. I looked up and high in the sky I saw a sp
We continued on for a half mile or so and I saw movement to my left. A patrol of Regional Forc
In Saigon I took care of my business. The evening was not quite as relaxed as I would have hop
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