We Have Forgotten Just About Everything Useful About the Vietnam War...Acts of Piracy for Example
(Alvin Glatkowski – circa 1960’s)
Eric Longabardi at The Enterprise Report, has a good one. Attorney General Eric Holder recently stated that the there hasn’t been an act of piracy against an American ship ‘in 100 years’.
Not so.
From Amazon:
“The Eagle Mutiny” is the very real life story of two merchant seaman, Clyde McKay, and Alvin Glatkowski. These two individuals are merchant seaman on the merchant ship, “S.S. Columbia Eagle” which sets sail for Vietnam with a hull full of napalm bombs under contract for the U.S.
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