Murder. See Homicide
“My Baby Does the Hanky-Panky” (James)
Napalm
Nape. See Napalm
Narcotics. See Drugs
National Football League (NFL)
Native Americans, homosexuality and
Naval Disciplinary Barracks
Naval Investigative Service (NIS)
Naval Justice School
Navy Commendation Medal with Combat V
Navy Cross
Navy Sea-Air-Land Teams (SEALs)
NCO. See Noncommissioned Officer Negativity
among Marine officers
by prosecution team
towards defense team
Negotiation, with brig inmates
New York Daily News
New York Times
NFL. See National Football League
Nicknames. See also Radio
call signs as
by Marines
as racist
Ninth Marine Regiment
casualties of
combat command/operations for
at Con Thien
Echo Company, Second Battalion
Kentucky region overseen by
NIS. See Naval Investigative Service
Nixon, Richard M.
Noncommissioned Officer (NCO)
Nonjudicial punishment
Article fifteen for
refusal of
Normandy, landing at
Normandy Restaurant
North Vietnam Army (NVA)
body odor/scent for
booby traps by
helicopter attack by
Marine interception with
moving from
reconnaissance of
Norton Air Force Base
Nostromo (Conrad)
NVA. See North Vietnam Army
Observation plane
O Club. See Da Nang Air Base Officers’ Club
O’Connor, Terence Boyd
OCS. See Officer Candidate School
Office of the Staff Judge Advocate, First Marine Aircraft Wing (First MAW Law)
Officer Candidate School (OCS)
Officer Qualification Record (OQR)
Officers’ Club. See Da Nang Air Base Officers’ Club
Okinawa
Camp Courtney in
DOD school on
homicide trial on
legal conference on
orientation/staging on
Operation Dewey Canyon
Operation Kentucky
Operation Kingfisher. See also Operation Kentucky
Operations bunker
Operations, covert, by special teams
Oriental Hotel
Orientation, Marine
Outprocessing
P-can opener
Paul
Peacemaking, spirituality in
Peas
Penthouse
Personnel roster
Phoenix. See Intelligence Coordination and Exploitation
Phosphorus projectile
sound of
as Willy Peter
Photography
as aerial
for award ceremony
of drug sale
at Freedom Hill
of outgoing officers
Piasters, South Vietnamese
Pinkville
PIO. See Public Information Office
Pitts, Brian Thomas
Pity party
Platoon Leader Course (PLC)
PLC. See Platoon Leader Course
Plea bargain
PMO. See Provost marshal’s office
Politics, U.S.
armed services and
Vietnam War and
PRC-radios. See also Radio
Precedent, legal, for trial
President, U.S., military command by
Pride, in Marine Corps
Prisoners of war
Promotion
within Marine Corps
subjectivity of
Property, stolen
at Hill
for impersonation
Prosecution team
negativity by
railroading by
Prostitution. See also Dogpatch
in Da Nang bars
Dogpatch ranches for
homicide and
sale of teenagers for
transvestite for
Provost marshal’s office (PMO)
Psalm
Psychodrugs. See also Drugs; Freedom Hill
Public Information Office (PIO)
impersonation as
Sea Tiger for
Stars and Stripes for
Punji pits, by NVA
Quality assurance (Q-A)
Quantico
Basic School at
OCS at
Que Son Hills
Que Son Valley
Racism
against blacks
at Chu Lai
dapping and
in Dogpatch
at Freedom Hill
against Hispanics
Ku Klux Klan and
in Marine Corps
nicknames and
Radio
AFVN on
call signs for
for emergencies
operator for
PRC-as
Railroading. See also Justice, military
Raisin jack
Rally point (RP)
for emergency extraction
helicopter landing at
Rally Point Tango (RPT) . See also Rally point
Ranches. See Dogpatch; Drugs; Prostitution
R and R. See Rest and Relaxation
Reaction force
for Freedom Hill
Marines from
scouts/snipers for
Reagan, Ronald
Rearguard withdrawal, as decoy
Reconnaissance
call signs for
mandatory reporting points for
of NVA
rally points for
teams for
VHF walkie-talkies for
Recruitment, correctional custody platoons for
Red Beach
RELAD
Religion. See also Chaplains, Marine; Spiritual resource
Republic of South Vietnam. See South Vietnam, Republic of
Rest and Relaxation (R and R)
at China Beach
on Okinawa
as religious retreat
Retribution
by Marine
for snitching
Reunion, MAF Law
Reynolds, John .
Richards, Keith
Riot
escape from
at Freedom Hill
Riviera
Rocket-propelled grenade (RPG)
Rock Pile
Rocks and Shoals. See Articles of War, British
Rolling Stones
Royal, Darrell. See also University of Texas Longhorns
RP. See Rally point
RPG. See Rocket-propelled grenade
RPT. See Rally Point Tango
“Ruby Tuesday,”
S-, of regiment
Sandbags, for protection
The Sands of Iwo Jima
Sappers, to cut wire
Scout Sniper units
for Freedom Hill
for ICEX
Mspotting scope for
SEALs. See Navy Sea-Air-Land Teams
Sea Tiger
Second Army Corps
Security check
cooks ’n’ bakers patrol as
flak jacket for
Sentencing, by judge
Service Record Book
combat record in
duty information in
incarceration in
pageentry in
Service, Robert
Seventh Marine Regiment
artillery of
chaplain from
commander of
Fox Company in
at Hill
Sexuality. See also Venereal disease
Shark bait, VCA engagement as
The Shining
Shit-canned. See also Freedom Hill
Sick bay
Signals. See also Call sign
by hand/arm
Silver Star
SJA
Snake eyes. See Bomb, general-purpose
Snitching
Sodium phosphate
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act
South Vietnamese Army (SVA)
South Vietnam, Republic of
countryside of
military justice in
Special Weapons Tactics units
Spiritual resource
for emergency
for Marines
in peacemaking
religious retreat as
Sports. See also Jungle Rules Jungle Rules in
SRB
Staff Judge Advocate Corps
Staff Judge Advocate Manual
Standing operating procedures, for platoon
Stanley Hotel
Stars and Stripes
Sting operation, by
Stress, in Marine Corps
Suicide charge, by Viet Cong
Surveillance, as covert
SVA. See South Vietnamese Army
Syphilis, Black
Task Force Oregon
TBS
Telluride Film Festival
Tenth Infantry Division
Tet Offensive
III Marine Amphibious Force (MAF)
brig for
ceremony for
CID for
Cushman for
dope peddling for
manpower shortfalls for
Third Marine Amphibious Force
Third Military Police Battalion
Third Reconnaissance Battalion
Beer
Time magazine
Title. See U.S. Code
Tobacco, chewing
El Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Tracers, at LZ Ross
The Troggs
Twelfth Marine Regiment, along Highway Nine
d Infantry “Americal” Division
chaplain for
at Chu Lai
: A Space Odyssey (Kubrick)
UHHuey utility helicopter
fire fight for
transport by
UHHuey helicopter
Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)
United States
armed services within
Constitution of
Department of Defense for
drug shipment to
military justice in
presidential military command in
Selective Service Board in
Vietnam War and politics in
WW for
University of Texas Longhorns
U.S. Armed Forces Induction Center
U.S. Army Military Police school
U.S. Code, Uniform Code of Military Justice/Manual for Courts-Martial under
U.S. Congress, UCMJ/MCM by
U.S. Constitution, justice code and
U.S. Department of Defense, creation of
U.S. Embassy
U.S. military law
British Articles of War for
during World War
U.S. Selective Service Board, registration with
VC. See Viet Cong
Venereal disease (VD)
black syphilis as
clap as
transmission of
VHF walkie-talkies
Viet Cong (VC)
at Cam Ne hamlet
dogs used on
drug supply by
engagement by
guerilla warfare by
gun supply by
rebellion by
suicide charge by
Vietnam
CIA in
Indochina as
Vietnam War
American involvement in
justification of
political reasons for
resigning for
sentiment against
Violence, suddenness of
Virgil
Walking Dead
Warner-Robins Air Force Base
Wayne, John
Westmoreland, William
Wetbacks
Wetting-down party
WIA. See Wounded in action
“Wild Thing” (Troggs)
Willy Peter. See Phosphorus projectile
World War (WW ), U.S. military justice during
Wounded in action (WIA)
Writers’ Guild
Yamaguchi Ritter, and his Angeles City Cowboys
Young, Andrew
Zone of responsibility, for firing
Charles Henderson is a veteran of more than twenty-three years in the United States Marine Corps, with a distinguished career spanning from Vietnam to the Gulf War, after which he retired as a Chief Warrant Officer. In addition to writing his own books and for various publications, he also runs his family’s cattle enterprise in Peyton, Colorado. He is the author of the critically acclaimed military classics Marine Sniper and Silent Warrior, which first chronicled the exploits of U.S.M.C. sniper Carlos Hathcock. His most recent works are Goodnight Saigon and Marshalling the Faithful.
Charles Henderson is a veteran of more than twenty-three years in the United States Marine Corps, with a distinguished career spanning from Vietnam to the Gulf War, after which he retired as a Chief Warrant Officer. In addition to writing his own books and for various publications, he also runs his family’s cattle enterprise in Peyton, Colorado. He is the author of the critically acclaimed military classics Marine Sniper and Silent Warrior, which first chronicled the exploits of U.S.M.C. sniper Carlos Hathcock. His most recent works are Goodnight Saigon and Marshalling the Faithful.
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