Victor Davis Hanson: Vietnam Revisited -Conversation With Mark Moyar

DAK TO, S. VIETNAM-11/27/67-: A grim inscription--"Hill 875, The Smell of Death, Nov. 20-21-22"--on the side of this GI's helmet tells eloquently of the taking of the strategic hill 875 near Dak To. Almost 300 American soldiers reportedly died in storming the position which was taken after a deadly 3-day battle.

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In this interview, Victor Davis Hanson talks with Mark about his new book "Triumph Regained: The Vietnam War, 1965-1968." Access to North Vietnamese sources changes old assumptions of the war.

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