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By the beginning of 1971, the United States was in the throes of Vietnamization, the Nixon Administration’s push to end U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War. Its objective was to equip and train South Vietnamese forces for an ever-increasing combat role while simultaneously reducing the number of U.S. combat troops. At that time, 24-year-old Oklahoma native David Stinson was a U.S. Army first lieutenant who had been “in country” for seven months. He was assigned to C Troop in the 7th Squadron of 17th Air Cavalry as a combat pilot flying the venerable AH-1 Cobra attack helicopter. His unit had recently moved from An Khe in the Central Highlands of South Vietnam to Lane Army Airfield, just outside the city of Qui Nhon. Within just a few weeks, he would find himself at the heart of a massive, highly secret, and exceptionally dangerous operation that would take the fight across the South Vietnam border into neighboring Laos. The journey would take David — and the rugged Cobra gunship he was flying — through a series of extraordinary events, testing the mettle of both man and machine, pushing both to their limits. 0:00 Prologue 3:17 Something Big 6:48 Operation Lam Son 10:02 "See what's out there" 14:50 White 3 17:52 Sitting Ducks 21:37 Unexpected Reunion 28:31 End Credits ______________________________________ Written and directed by Brad Neese Adapted from a story by David Stinson Produced by Brad Neese and Karla Neese Narrated by Chuck Brown A Production of Mind Trap Media Special thanks to: David Stinson Mike Cochran Martin County Veterans Memorial The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Robin Croninger, Cody Smith, Caleb Taulbee, and Christi Chandler Photos and footage courtesy: David Stinson Mike Cochran Wayne Twiehaus Martin County Veterans Memorial U.S. Department of Defense U.S. Army National Archives Library of Congress The Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum Getty Images Mind Trap Media Music: “1960s Psychedelic Trip”composed by Dennis Stimac;licensed via Pond5 “Sixties Rock”composed by Kyle Duffy;licensed via Pond5 “Cinematic Army”composed by Shawn Demetro;licensed via Pond5 “Ambient Drone Texture”composed by Sean Cole;licensed via Pond5 “Documentary Nature Drama”composed by Seven Sky; licensed via Pond5 “Drifting Home”composed by Infraction;licensed via Motion Array “Valor And Courage”composed by DPmusic;licensed via Motion Array A Special Presentation by McAfee & Taft © 2023 Mind Trap Media and McAfee & Taft. All rights reserved.