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The helicopters put the battalion down in a reed flat. Then the weather came in and they stopped coming.
The morning starts with a crashed Huey on its side in a paddy and a crew chief who will not let go of his gun, and First Sergeant Hải wading out under fire to move him. By afternoon the lift into Trảng Sậy is under way in the rain, and after one ship leaves, the next one does not come.
Keene and Tín have part of a battalion on the ground, the mortars out in the reeds with Ochs, and Varga throwing a wire up into a tree to reach anyone at all. The rest has to come together across old rubber blocks, thorn hedges and flooded causeways, with Pickett running a casualty point in a ditch and the enemy coming down the gully at dusk.
