Vietnam Green Berets S.O.G.Medal of Honor Recipients

An inspirational CD telling stories of true American heroes. Id highly recommend this CD to anyone who wants to learn about the Vietnam Green Berets SOG. Keith McKims style is riveting and remains true to the stories of those who sacrificed so much for their country.

Want heroes? Real heroes? Men of courage, men with loyalty? These stories, written and read by a man who was there (and would never tell you about his heroism) and masterfully done are riveting. We owe them all a debt of gratitude.

I found the CDs fascinating. The stories are told with an intensity and knowledge that makes you feel like you are there and in the action. The history part is enough to pay for the CD. Im sorry for all the disrespect that the Vietnam Vets had heaped upon them.

The true stories Keith presents in this CD run the gamut of emotions! I HIGHLY recommend Vietnam Green Berets S.O.G. Medal of Honor to everyone. He conveys this remarkable history in an engaging and enlightening manner. As a Green Beret veteran of S.O.G.s top secret missions himself, Keith understands first-hand the history he has recorded.

I want to thank fellow CCN recon man Keith McKim for taking the time and energy to produce this audio book on the Green Berets who fought in Americas eight-year secret war under the aegis of the Military Assistance Command Vietnam - Studies and Observations Group, or simply SOG.

I was privileged to receive and listen to this 2-disc set of the stories of the Studies & Observation Group’s Medal of Honor recipients as excellently narrated by former One-Zero of Recon Team Cobra, Keith L. McKim.

A truly wonderful speaker. The true stories that were told, not only did I not know about them but anyone of that era, should listen or anyone who is interested in military history. Being a Vietnam era vet, who did not go over, but thought I understood all about the war and all we were involved in until I heard this. I highly recommend this CD to anyone who wants to hear more about the soldiers with unbridled honor during that war.

I happen to know the author, Keith. He was a green beret during the period of the Viet Nam War & writes from experience as well as from his heart. He writes in a way that is so engaging that it is hard to stop listening to a story mid-way, causing me to sit in the garage at times to finish one. He is also the voice telling the stories & has that aspect of the CD down.

Keith motivated and challenged me as I watched him research and develop the stories for speaking engagements. His love and respect for men in these stories rings true in each sentence. His experience as one who was there and led the men allows him to read between the lines of the Medal of Honor award citations to put you in their place. I was taught by some the military aviators who took part in the arial side of the battles using scenarios similar to those Keith recounts, but hearing the blow-by-blow accounts filled in the picture and engendered in me unfathomable respect. I think its such an important work I bought one for my dad, sons, brothers and brothers-in-law for Fathers Day.

Make sure to carve out some time for this. Once youve listened to the first five minutes, youll find it difficult not to listen all the way through in one sitting. I was born after Vietnam, but this album has given me greater insight and appreciation for what veterans experienced there. I feel like I can relate more to my father as a result.