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I'd just like to say that even though I'm not American, the way you wrote this summary touched me. I am reading Gen. Moore's book 'We were soldiers once... and young' and the way it's written just takes you to LZ X-Ray. It made me decide to join the British military. a decision i will never regret. The world is a safer place because of people like Gen Moore, and I don't think he ever got the gratitude he deserved for the way he fought. I think your admiration of Gen. Moore is portrayed in the way you write, and that alone makes this a well written article. thank you
yours, lianne

I bought this movie right after it was out on DVD and watched it several times. Each time reminding me more of where I had been. I was not in Viet Nam, I wasn't even born til 71, but I have seen the hell!!!! It is now 2006 and I was just wondering if Lt. Gen Moore or CSM Plumley were still kicking, so I could thank them in writing for what they did. I thank the guys at work all the time.
Scott/SS