Vietnam Green Berets S.O.G.Medal of Honor Recipients

Keith McKim has provided an excellent means for anyone who wants to learn more about some of the bravest, most heroic men of the Vietnam War. Many of these stories have not been told before because of the classified nature of their service during the Vietnam War. As a veteran of the United States Air Force, I find these stories both moving and humbling when you consider these brave men did what they did, without most of America knowing of their sacrifices.

A story that needs to be told! The courage and bravery of these men who put it all on the line for our freedom is nothing short of amazing.

I happen to know the author, Keith. He was a green beret during the period of the Viet Nam War & writes from experience as well as from his heart. He writes in a way that is so engaging that it is hard to stop listening to a story mid-way, causing me to sit in the garage at times to finish one. He is also the voice telling the stories & has that aspect of the CD down.

Make sure to carve out some time for this. Once youve listened to the first five minutes, youll find it difficult not to listen all the way through in one sitting. I was born after Vietnam, but this album has given me greater insight and appreciation for what veterans experienced there. I feel like I can relate more to my father as a result.

The stories of the Green Beret S.O.G. Medal of Honor Recipients were, to say the least, jarring and incredible. I had no idea! Learning that each member was sworn to secrecy for 25 years explains the long silence of these remarkable heroes.

You may have read firsthand accounts of heroic deeds selflessly performed by men in combat, but there is something haunting and deeply poignant in Keith McKims narrative of the MACV-SOGs who faced what can only be described as the horrors of war.

Amazing account of true American Heroes.

AMAZING!!!! These stories are an incredible tribute to the brave men who gave so much for our country. They will inspire, motivate, bring tears, and all around bring an understanding of the price our men and women pay to keep the freedom of this amazing country. God bless America, and God bless the men and women of our military. They are true heros, and these stories are proof. Worth every penny, and I highly recommend.

In 1962-3, I served in a support role at Nha Trang, South Vietnam. The most respected troops on the air base were the Green Berets or U.S. Special Forces. They were the “force multipliers” in the Vietnam War.

These astonishing revelations, untold until now, illustrate the American spirit required to preserve the freedoms we all now enjoy. These are the mentalities and American grit it takes to preserve our high cost of freedom, so we can sit around and complain about our perfect lives. No medal is honor enough for these heros, they deserve better! They willingly died to preserve our freedoms and I cant thank each of them enough, so, GOD BLESS EACH AMERICAN HERO ABOVE ALL OTHERS & GOD BLESS AMERICA!