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How Australian Trackers Used Aboriginal Scouts... Who Could Follow 3-Day-Old Footprints

When Australian forces arrived in Vietnam in 1966, they brought something no other army had: Aboriginal trackers who could follow three-day-old footprints through monsoon-soaked jungle. American officers laughed at first—until these scouts started reading terrain like printed text, tracking enemy forces across rivers and through rain, achieving kill ratios that stunned observers. This is the incredible true story of six Aboriginal men whose ancient tracking knowledge outperformed modern technology and terrified the Viet Cong, who called them "the ghosts who hunt ghosts." From the Long Hai Hills to the Battle of Coral-Balmoral, discover how Billy Benn, Mick Riley, Johnny Lewis, and their fellow trackers revolutionized jungle warfare while facing discrimination back home.