You need the Flash Player version 8.0.0.0 or higher and a JavaScript enabled browser to view this site

20th Century Battlefields: Vietnam Khe Sanh

Related Article: Learn more about the Khe Sanh.

Peter and Dan go back to Khe Sanh to tell the story of the epic three-month siege.

Source:

Military Channel
Related Videos

Related Ad Categories

Upload Your Video/Register

browse videos in
other conflicts

HowStuffWorks.com Videos: Other Conflicts MRSS Feed

Sort by:

20th Century Battlefields: 1968 Vietnam 1

20th Century Battlefields: 1968 Vietnam 1 (3:33)

Peter and Dan go back to Khe Sanh to tell the story of the epic three-month siege. Learn more about the Vietnam War in this video.

20th Century Battlefields: 1968 Vietnam 2

20th Century Battlefields: 1968 Vietnam 2 (3:17)

The U.S. Marines face one of their bloodiest fights of the war when they come up against the NVA in the streets of Hue. Learn more about the Vietnam War in this video.

20th Century Battlefields: 1951 Korea 1

20th Century Battlefields: 1951 Korea 1 (3:01)

In a daring bid to strike against the flank of the North Korean forces, U. S. Marines face enemy fire, dangerous tides and formidable sea walls at Inchon. Learn more about the Korean War in this video.

20th Century Battlefields: 1951 Korea 2

20th Century Battlefields: 1951 Korea 2 (2:40)

Our father and son team pay tribute to the bold stand made by a British brigade along the Imjin River in April, 1951. Learn more about the Korean War in this video.

20th Century Battlefields: 1982 Falklands 1

20th Century Battlefields: 1982 Falklands 1 (3:11)

A British naval task force sets out on an 8,000 mile journey to retake the Falklands. Learn more about the Falklands War in this video.

recently added

Why I Served: Michael Gerold

Why I Served: Michael Gerold (1:01)

Michael Gerold served in the United States Army with Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force Afghanistan. He is the founder of American Legion Post 911. Learn more about war veterans in this clip from the Military Channel's "Why I Served"... More »

Why I Served: Marty Rhyne

Why I Served: Marty Rhyne (1:01)

Marty Rhyne was raised in California in a military family. She served in Vietnam from 1972-1978. Learn more about war veterans in this clip from the Military Channel's "Why I Served" series.

Why I Served: Lance Vanderhoof

Why I Served: Lance Vanderhoof (1:01)

Lance Vanderhoof is from Utah. He served as a Medic in the United States Army from 1983-1986. Learn more about war veterans in this clip from the Military Channel's "Why I Served" series.

Why I Served: Jill Chambers

Why I Served: Jill Chambers (1:01)

Col. Jill Chambers is the Special Assistant to the Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S. Army, 1982-Present. Her father was a career Air Force officer. Learn more about war veterans in this clip from the Military Channel's "Why I Served" series.

Why I Served: JD Larson

Why I Served: JD Larson (1:01)

J.D. Larson is a retired Chief Warrant Officer, United States Coast Guard. He served from 1969-1991. Learn more about war veterans in this clip from the Military Channel's "Why I Served" series.

Why I Served: Alan Richards

Why I Served: Alan Richards (1:01)

Alan Richards was a Sergeant E-5 in the United States Army. He served in Vietnam from 1966-1970. Learn more about war veterans in this clip from the Military Channel's "Why I Served" series.

Conspiracy Test: Gulf War Veterans Speak Out

Conspiracy Test: Gulf War Veterans Speak Out (1:29)

Many Gulf War veterans believe the military is guilty of a toxic cover-up and are extremely skeptical of government denials. Watch as Gulf War vets describe their experiences on Discovery Channel's "Conspiracy Test."

Conspiracy Test: Gulf War Toxins

Conspiracy Test: Gulf War Toxins (2:31)

Could low level toxin exposures cause the symptoms reported by Gulf War veterans? According to the Pentagon, toxin exposure levels were too low to make any of the Gulf War soldiers sick. Learn more on Discovery Channel's "Conspiracy Test."

Conspiracy Test: Gulf War Syndrome Symptoms

Conspiracy Test: Gulf War Syndrome Symptoms (0:47)

From cancer sores to night sweats, the wide range of symptoms reported by Gulf War veterans made it difficult for medical investigators to designate Gulf War illness as a disease. Learn more about the symptoms on Discovery Channel's "Conspiracy... More »

Conspiracy Test: Gulf War Radioactivity

Conspiracy Test: Gulf War Radioactivity (2:25)

On Discovery Channel's "Conspiracy Test," Dr. Asaf Durakovic contends that a small exposure to radioactive dust can cause considerable damage to the body. Gulf War vets could have been exposed to radioactive particles from inhaling uranium.