Here's a good story. (RT New York)
The team launched from Dak To launch site with St. Martin as One-Zero, Wolcoff as One-One and Blaauw as One-Two. They inserted late in the day and two days later they came across what they thought was a Binh Tram (a way station on the Ho Chi Minh Trail) but was actually the headquarters for an NVA regiment. St. Martin took a bold choice and called in an air strike on the enemy complex, and in the resulting confusion rush in and try and grab an NVA officer and as many documents as could be carried by the team.
Unfortunately for the team the air strike was not exactly on target and as St. Martin dashed in to collect documents he was shot three times, once in the gut and twice in the leg. The belly would resulted in St. Martin's intestines spilling out and he had to be bandaged up by Wolcoff. The team was now compromised and came under heavy attack from the NVA. Covey pilot Don Fulton and Covey rider Howard Davies watched in amazement as wave after wave of NVA poured out of the wood line and pursued the team. Attacked from A1H Spads failed to stop the enemy so Davies joined in with his M16 filling the cockpit with hot shell casing as the aircraft was struck by fire from small arms and 12.7mm fire. Fortunatley these guys didn't die this time but many other soldiers weren't so lucky. This was just a normal work day for RT New York.
Unfortunately for the team the air strike was not exactly on target and as St. Martin dashed in to collect documents he was shot three times, once in the gut and twice in the leg. The belly would resulted in St. Martin's intestines spilling out and he had to be bandaged up by Wolcoff. The team was now compromised and came under heavy attack from the NVA. Covey pilot Don Fulton and Covey rider Howard Davies watched in amazement as wave after wave of NVA poured out of the wood line and pursued the team. Attacked from A1H Spads failed to stop the enemy so Davies joined in with his M16 filling the cockpit with hot shell casing as the aircraft was struck by fire from small arms and 12.7mm fire. Fortunatley these guys didn't die this time but many other soldiers weren't so lucky. This was just a normal work day for RT New York.
