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In GI jargon they were named by what the maps said at the time (no GPS in those days, just a good old fashioned map and compass). Or by what GI's had heard them called, e.g. "Black Virgin Mountain", "Hobo Woods", "Iron Triangle", "Ia Drang", "A Shau", "Duey Ba Din", "Dak To", "Mang Yang (pass)", etc.

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The former South Vietnam is covered with them. Jungles are no more than thick forests.

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Did Air Force personal fight in the jungles of Vietnam?

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