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- Steve Sherman is a former Special Forces Veteran who served in Vietnam as a 1st LT with 5th Special Forces as a Civil Affairs / Psychological Operations Officer from 1967 to 1968. He is known as the Dean of United States Army Special Forces history and their role during the Vietnam Conflict.
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Steve Sherman is a former Special Forces Veteran who served in Vietnam as a 1st LT with 5th Special Forces as a Civil Affairs / Psychological Operations Officer from 1967 to 1968. He is known as the Dean of United States Army Special Forces history and their role during the Vietnam Conflict.
SF/Vietnam War Historian Steve Sherman preserves history and reunites Vietnam veterans with his new series of Zoom meetings By How Miller Steve Sherman has helped many Vietnam era Green Berets and others find each other through his websites, writings, and individual contacts by email or phone.
Jul 17, 2013 · Steve Sherman, who served with 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) in Vietnam from 19567 to 1968, takes out Mohler’s claim of Special Forces duty in Vietnam, as well.
Jan 24, 2006 · My name is Steve Sherman. I served in 5th SFGA in Pleiku (C-2, Company B) and Nha Trang (SFOB) in 1967-68. Recently I have become the defacto archivist for the Special Forces and Special Operations Associations. Both organizations have annual reunions.
Steve Sherman sends; Snail Mail: 11715 Bandlon Drive, Houston, TX 77072; Phone: +1 281-879-5688; Website: Special Forces Books; Website: Viet Nam Myths; Website: VVFH; Website: Burns Wiki; Indochina Series Books: Special Offer "The time has come to set the record straight" -- SWIFTVETS; CONTACT FORM:
Aug 10, 2015 · These new operatives were “not supposed to be having contact with anybody,” said Steve Sherman, a former Special Forces soldier and owner of Vietnam-focused publishing house Radix Press.
Bibliographic information. Title. U.S. Army Special Forces Order of Battle Vietnam Theater (1957-1975) Author. Steve Sherman. Publisher. RADIX Press, 1995.
