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Welcome to Eleven-Bravo

Cav LandingYou have landed at 'Eleven-Bravo', formerly and historically known as Grunt or Gruntonline.com, Eleven-Bravo is a Vietnam War site dedicated to the support and growth of wargaming the Vietnam War and to the distribution of historical material relating solely to that war.

I welcome contributions from visitors and, in particular, from Veterans of the Vietnam War. Many US and other Free World Veterans have already helped me considerably with individual contributions and I am always looking for more first-hand information about organisation, tactics, experiences and general information which cannot normally be found in books.

Information available here covers a wide-range of subjects including. but not limited to; the US Army, USMC (United States Marine Corps), OOBs (Order of battle), Tables of Organisatiion & Equipment (TO&E), US Brown Water Navy (riverine forces), military police, wargaming, the Vietcong (VC or 'Charlie') and the North Vietnamese Army (known as the NVA).

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Are You a Veteran? Can You Help My Research?

I'm looking for help and information on a variety of subject areas. In particular I'd like help with information on the following;

  • The layout of Night Defensive Positions
  • The shape, size and disposition of perimeter bunkers, gun emplacements, FDcs, etc.
  • Information on SOPs, particularly ambush, village search, combat air assaults etc.
  • Organisation, equipment, forward observers, mech infantry...

To see the sort of information I am looking for please see Veterans Accounts. If you can help me then please contact me. Thanks.

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Read a Good Vietnam Book Lately?

Have you read an interesting and informative book about the Vietnam War recently? If so, then how about submitting a review for inclusion here so that other people interested in the subject can gat an idea about it before purchasing for themselves?

It doesn't matter whether your review is of a Fiction or Non-Fiction book. For my guidelines on submitting a book review see Book Reviews

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RSS Feed

Now you can keep track of things as they happen here at Eleven-Bravo. Just subscribe to my feed and you'll hear about updates as and when they happen. Just click on the feed icon in the browser address bar (Mozilla Firefox). The feed address is http://www.eleven-bravo.co.uk/11b.xml

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Did you have a link to Gruntonline?

If you had a link on your website to Gruntonline I would appreciate it if you could take the time to change the link details to point at this site. I built up a good number of links with you all out there and now, having lost the Gruntonline domain name, all those links are dead and doing none of us any good. Thanks.

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Bạn có phải là Cựu Quân Nhân của Chiến Tranh Mỹ không?

"Are you a Veteran of the American War? Did you serve with the North Vietnamese Army or with the National Liberation Front?" Tell me more...

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Why 'Eleven-Bravo'

My original website was called 'Grunt' or 'Gruntonline' but since I lost the domain name I have had to create a new domain. I wanted to keep the connection with the Grunts so I chose 'Eleven Bravo' as a replacement for 'Grunt'.

11B is the US Army MOS (Military Occupational Speciality) designation for a Rifle Infantryman. The number 11 is the branch code (Infantry) and the B represents rifleman.

In the Marine Corps (USMC) the equivalent is MOS 0311 (03 is infantry and 11 is rifleman)

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Fields of Fire is Back...

After humping the boonies for some time now, Todd McQuaid's excellent Vietnam forum 'Fields of Fire' has set up a new NDP.

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As ever, a warm welcome awaits all Vietnam gamers and the forums are beginning to get repopulated so head on over, check in your gear, and get posting.

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Dust Off

Dust Off

Aero-medical evacuation came of age in Vietnam where Dust Off Helicopters came to be one of the most welcome sights to any wounded Grunt but often at great cost.

PACV (Patrol Air Cushion Vehicle)

PACV (Patrol Air Cushion Vehicle)

The Quai Vat or "Monster" as the Viet Cong called it. The Patrol Air Cushion Vehicle was too loud for patrol and interdiction missions on the coastline and waterways. However, the PACV showed great prowess and capability in marshy terrain like the Plain of Reeds along the South Vietnamese and Cambodian border.

AH-1G Model Review

AH-1G Model

The Revell 1/100th scale AH-1G Cobra Gunship is ideally suited for use with 15mm figures and Vietnam Crossfire

Search

Soldiers searching village

Village search techniques were developed during hundreds of such operations. The village search had to be thorough but carried out with caution. Here Australian infantry search a village.