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Firebase Mary Ann was overrun in one of the Vietnam War’s deadliest sapper attacks. Viet Cong forces launched a surprise raid, killing 33 U.S. soldiers in March 1971 during Vietnamization.

In the early hours of March 28, 1971, Firebase Mary Ann—a remote U.S. outpost in Quảng Tín Province—was hit by a devastating and well-coordinated assault by Viet Cong sappers. Covered in charcoal and armed with explosives, the attackers silently infiltrated through weak defensive lines and struck with deadly precision. Within minutes, the base was on fire, the command center disabled, and American troops fighting for their lives.

This video uncovers the full, chilling story:
What led to the collapse of U.S. defenses?
How did elite VC sappers penetrate the wire undetected?
Why were so many soldiers caught off guard?
What did the aftermath mean for U.S. strategy and leadership?

The attack on Firebase Mary Ann wasn’t just a tactical disaster—it became a symbol of the dangers of complacency, leadership failure, and the cracks forming in America’s Vietnam War effort.

If you’re passionate about untold Vietnam War stories, military history, and battles the world forgot, this is a story you need to hear.

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