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Tunnel Rats In Vietnam Were Considered. They were called tunnel rats—an unofficial designation for the volunteer combat. To combat these guerrilla tactics, u.s. So just about every combat unit. For a soldier during the vietnam war, one of the most dangerous of obstacles was faced by a select few soldiers known as “tunnel rats.” these unsung heroes of the vietnam. And south vietnamese forces trained soldiers known as “tunnel rats” to navigate the tunnels in order to detect booby traps and enemy troop presence. This built a special culture among the tunnel rats, who ensured that. There were only around 100 army tunnel rats in vietnam and most either died in the tunnels or in ambushes on the surface. The australian tunnel rats were the men who served in the engineer field troops in vietnam (3 field troop and 1, 2 and 3 troop of 1. The truth is that there were tunnels everywhere in vietnam that the water table allowed it.

To combat these guerrilla tactics, u.s. And south vietnamese forces trained soldiers known as “tunnel rats” to navigate the tunnels in order to detect booby traps and enemy troop presence. The truth is that there were tunnels everywhere in vietnam that the water table allowed it. There were only around 100 army tunnel rats in vietnam and most either died in the tunnels or in ambushes on the surface. The australian tunnel rats were the men who served in the engineer field troops in vietnam (3 field troop and 1, 2 and 3 troop of 1. So just about every combat unit. For a soldier during the vietnam war, one of the most dangerous of obstacles was faced by a select few soldiers known as “tunnel rats.” these unsung heroes of the vietnam. They were called tunnel rats—an unofficial designation for the volunteer combat. This built a special culture among the tunnel rats, who ensured that.

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Tunnel Rats In Vietnam Were Considered They were called tunnel rats—an unofficial designation for the volunteer combat. This built a special culture among the tunnel rats, who ensured that. To combat these guerrilla tactics, u.s. There were only around 100 army tunnel rats in vietnam and most either died in the tunnels or in ambushes on the surface. So just about every combat unit. For a soldier during the vietnam war, one of the most dangerous of obstacles was faced by a select few soldiers known as “tunnel rats.” these unsung heroes of the vietnam. The australian tunnel rats were the men who served in the engineer field troops in vietnam (3 field troop and 1, 2 and 3 troop of 1. They were called tunnel rats—an unofficial designation for the volunteer combat. The truth is that there were tunnels everywhere in vietnam that the water table allowed it. And south vietnamese forces trained soldiers known as “tunnel rats” to navigate the tunnels in order to detect booby traps and enemy troop presence.