Randy, can you tell me what sort of things Khue did? The job of sappers
was to clear obstacles and lead attacks on fortified enemy positions;
they'd sneak into a base and blow it up. Doesn't seem there would be
much call for this sort of thing on the Ho Chi Minh Trail (assuming
you mean the trail in Laos and Cambodia).
Peter Brush
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From: Susan Brownmiller <sueb@echonyc.com>
Best sources for Viet women stuff:
Martha Hess, Then the Americans Came, Four Walls, Eight Windows, 1993.
Wendy Larsen & Tran Thi Nga, Shallow Graves, Random House, 1986
Karen Turner, Even the Women Must Fight, John Wiley, 1997