Photos by Nguyen Phai, guide for Gary Knepp, during two of his trips to Vietnam.

Dr. James Westheider and Knepp emerging from a tunnel at Cu Chi used by the Viet Cong.

Gary Knepp planted one tree for each of the men from Clermont County killed during the war at Peace Trees in Dong Ha, Vietnam.

Dr. James Westheider and Knepp interviewed this former Viet Cong soldier.

The Buddhist Temple at Nui Ba Den, Vietnam.

Westheider and Knepp crossing a canal on a "monkey bridge" in southern Vietnam.

The airstrip at LZ English is still being used by local farmers to dry their crops.

students at the Phu Huu 2 school.

A farm house near the Village of Phu Huu 2 in Binh Dinh, Province, Vietnam.

FORGOTTEN WARRIORS;
photos From the Korean War

President Harry Truman signed an executive order desegregating the military in 1947. The Korean War was the first time that the order was put into effect on a large scale basis. These men from the 2nd Infantry's 23rd Regiment just came back from a night time patrol.

FORGOTTEN WARRIORS;
photos From the Korean War

Two GI's looking at a recoilless rifle. They were originally developed as anti-tank weapons in WW 2, but were obsolete for that purpose in the Korean War. They were very effective at taking out machine gun emplacements and light bunkers.

FORGOTTEN WARRIORS;
photos From the Korean War

North Korean POWs line up for chow at the Koje-do POW camp. (left)

A Second Division tank park. Because the terrain in Korea was so hilly, the tanks were often dug in to provide "artillery" support. (right)