Minnesota veteran featured in 1969 WCCO Vietnam War doc reflects on his service 03:54. ... At one point in "Grunt's Little War," Steele says, "I think everybody has grown up a lot.

Retired Marine Maj. Ralph Stoney Bates reminisces about an essay of unknown origin about a 'grunt' that he first read taking shelter in a bunker in Vietnam.

The best Vietnam War books from Tim O’Brien, Viet Thanh Nguyen, and others offer new insights and perspectives into the conflict that you probably never got from history class.

The Vietnam Army Grunt Museum is located on the ground floor of the Lynd Group’s corporate headquarters near Loop 1604 and N.W Military Highway. It’s free and open to the public.

A visit to the Vietnam Army Grunt Museum, located at 4499 Pond Hill Road, is one of the few venues to learn about veterans’ stories. The museum, which is free and to attend, opened its doors ...

In honor of Vietnam War Veterans Day, ... Maybe that’s why they call themselves grunts, ’cause a grunt can take it, can take anything. They’re the best I’ve ever seen.” ...

The Vietnam War did foster a bond among those who experienced it, as well as a new language that remains rarely understood by those who did not serve; for example, phrases like "grunt," "freedom ...

You guys were the grunts on the ground taking all the heat. ... The Vietnam War Dog Team Memorial was unveiled at the Motts Military Museum in Groveport, Ohio, on Sept. 28, 2019.

Their work, called "Grunt's Little War," received several national honors, including the prestigious Peabody Award.One of the "grunts," or soldiers, who was interviewed was Pfc. John Steele of St ...