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Perry goes to Vietnam
Perry gets put on a plane to pick up the recruits. -
Perry Meets Judy
Perry meets Judy, who is going to be a pilot for the army. She then leaves Perry because he's in the infantry. -
Perry friendly fires
While Perry was on his first mission, Perry and his squad friendly fires another squad. Friendly Firing is where you fire at your allies. -
Jenkins gets killed
Jenkins, on of Perry's friends, gets killed on duty because of a mine. Perry gets butthurt because he died. -
Lieutenant Carroll Dies
Lieutenant Carroll, Perry's main comander, gets killed instantly by a gunshot wound. -
Perry sees death with his own eyes
Perry and his squad sees a burning village, so they go in and try to rescue the natives. Perry sees everyone dying, and he gets scared. While he is in the hut, a vietnamese soldier points a gun at his back, but his gun is jammed. Perry kills the soldier right in front of him, and gets scarred for life. -
Perry almost gets killed
While Perry was in a firefight, he got some real bad injuries, and the world around him was spinning, and he was almost dead. -
Perry goes into a hospital
Luckily, Perry survives, and gets put into a hospital. He is in the hospital for two weeks, and gets rusty for the army because he didn't work out due to his injuries. -
North Vietnamese and Viet Cong join forces
These two join forces and launch the Tet Offensive, attacking 100 south vietnamese cities. -
Perry and Peewee almost get killed
While on duty, Perry and Peewee get separated from their group, and have to stay in a vietnamese hole for the night. They face some vietnamese soliers, and they killed them aff. And they were scared. -
US army kills civilians.
The US army in Vietnam kill hundreds of Vietnamese civilians in the town of Mai Lai. -
Perry and Peewee leave Vietnam
Due to their injuries durring their fight, Perry and Peewee have to be sent home. -
General William gets replaced
General William Westmoreland, who had been in charge of the U.S. troops in Vietnam, is replaced by General Creighton Abrams. -
US troops goes up
U.S. troops in Vietnam reaches 540,000. -
President orders withdrawls
President Nixon orders the first of many U.S. troop withdrawals from Vietnam.
