> Be me, Vietnamese anon ( and i still in vietnam now )> Digging into my family's Vietnam War history> Found out my grand-uncle was a young ARVN officer, graduated from the famous Thu Duc Infantry School in 1974 (one of the final classes)> He was deployed to command a remote military outpost in Dong Nai province> Shortly after, he was assassinated inside the base by a sniper bullet> Family still debates whether it was a Viet Cong sniper or an internal purge by high-ranking officers during the chaotic final years> The ultimate plot twist: His own father (my great-grandfather) was a hardcore communist fighter who went to the North in 1954> A father in the North, a son officer in the South, brother against brother type of tragedy> Any Vietnam War military history autists here? How common were sniper assassinations inside ARVN outposts in 1974?What do you guys think about this puzzle?> just to clarify: i love the current peace in my country, not supporting the old regime ( VNCH like me call )> just a regular anon trying to uncover family history
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