德浪河谷(ia drang)战役（德浪河谷（Ia Drang）战役）.doc

德浪河谷(ia drang)战役（德浪河谷（Ia Drang）战役） We used to be a soldier is based on a book called We Were Soldiers Once... And Young the best-selling book, the book by the time of the Seventh Cavalry Regiment first battalion Harold Moore (Harold G. Moore) and Joseph Galloway (Joseph L., Galloway correspondent) and co-author of a detailed record from November 14, 1965 to 18 during the period of central Vietnam de (Ia Drang) with wave valley process of the battle, and after the battle of the event. The two authors not only interviewed many surviving U.S. soldiers and officers and soldiers killed their families, but also to Vietnam to interview several experienced the North Vietnamese peoples army commander Zhou Huimin, Huang Feng, Ruan Youan (both transliteration) et al., both from the U.S. perspective, from the military point of view to describe the battle. The original name means to commemorate the warring parties were killed or surviving soldiers, because everyone was a young soldier, currently Jilin publishing house and the title changed quite ugly, called an American soldier witnessed the Vietnam War, looking for the book friends to pay attention to this the title. In February 1963, according to the development of America Army research ideas on helicopter cavalry, the U.S. Army established a team of only 3000 people in the eleventh air assault division at Fort Benning (test), row level or even a scale test. In June 1964 the division added two infantry brigades, plus artillery and other support troops, training and tactical test began to implement the battalion, brigade, division, when Harold Moore was one of the twenty-third infantry regiment, Second Battalion (Note: the twenty-third infantry regiment in Jilin version in the Chinese version of was mistranslated as twenty-third infantry brigade, in addition to the the camp was in 1951 and the volunteers in the war. In the flat) It belongs to the second infantry division. In July 1965, the eleventh air assault division (test) w