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For the US's Vietnam-era covert special operators, the quietest missions were also the most dangerous

US Air Force Bell UH-1P helicopters from the 20th Special Operations Squadron fly into Cambodia in 1970. US Air Force/Capt. Billie D Tedford During the Vietnam War, a select group of US commandos carried out secret missions behind enemy lines. MACV-SOG, as it was known, sent small teams on across Vietnam's borders to conduct raids and gather intelligence. The enemy was the best source for that intelligence, but capturing prisoners was SOG's most dangerous mission. During the Vietnam War, a select group of American commandos conducted some of the most sensitive missions of the entire conflict, including snatching live enemy prisoners.Military Assistance Command Vietnam-Studies and Observations (MACV-SOG) was a covert special-operations unit conducting cross-border operations into Cambodia, Laos, North Vietnam, Thailand, and possibly elsewhere.Composed of Green Berets, Recon Marines, Navy SEALs, Air Commandos, and local fighters and mercenaries, SOG specialized in strategic reconnaissance, direct action, and unconventional-warfare operations.SOG went where US troops weren't supposed to be, as US presidential administrations had publicly said no American GIs were fighting outside South Vietnam.Their main battleground was the infamous Ho Chi Mihn Trail that snaked from North Vietnam through Laos and Cambodia and into South Vietnam, supplying the insurgency there.Across the border A SOG team reconnoiters the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos. SOG Cross-border operations were fraught with danger.

 

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