Designed and maintained by Hamilton Research Group at Homestead @ 2010.
Hamilton Research Group &
Services
This site contains a collection of selected works addressing the stolen history
of our generation that has been suppressed and distorted over many years. It contains the following topics: the struggle to contain communist aggression and protect American allies on the frontiers of freedom; the challenge of military leadership serving under civilian leaders, who rejected military input in the formulation of military strategy; and the quest for historical accuracy in an era distorted by biased journalism. Loyal American journalists reported on the events of the period, but were unable to correct the work of editors and journalists intent upon supporting an anti-American agenda.
Although the collected works span several generations, most of the articles address the Cold War and the Vietnam War – a period utterly distorted by the liberal media. The distortions were the work of both liberal editors and journalists, who relied upon enemy propaganda for their story lines.
The pattern of biased reporting was not limited to the Vietnam War, but distorted the record of the Persian Gulf Conflict as well as the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq by depicting enemy defeats as victories, ignoring American victories, and rejecting coverage of heroism displayed by American and allied fighting forces.
Complicating the problem has been the role of liberal academicians, who have further distorted the record by reinterpreting the conflicts to conform to enemy propaganda, while maligning American fighting forces and supporting America’s enemies on distant battlefields.
Dedication
These works were selected in dedication to the fine people, who gave all in the service of their country. (Some the United States of America, others the fine Soldiers and people of South Vietnam) Some of the heroes lie among the fallen, who died in battle. Others gave all sacrificing their lives by service in a noble cause betrayed by radical enemies of America, who wasted their spilled blood by supporting our enemies and betraying our allies turning victory into defeat. These heroes returned to homes that were no more, facing persecution, rejection and the discovery that the members of their own families had become their enemies.
In an effort to set the record straight,
several items previously buried by the liberal/mainstream media are unearthed and presented, once again, but carefully researched and told from a factual point of view. This is to respect the individuals involved, living and dead, as well as lend some long-needed credability to a long-awaited history, previously stolen by America's hypocrites; those who have life-long issues with American liberties yet don't seem to have a problem enjoying the benefits of our sacrifice.
This is my final legacy, a long-awaited song in the life of a Soldier whose life has been well spent, given for a Nation in love.
I thank you, in advance, for reading these works.
The Vietnam War: Our Stolen History, from the files of Andy P. O'Meara Jr.
The Reckoning
NEW ARTICLE BELOW!!
I awoke in pain. I was in the Hospital at Long Binh, South Vietnam. The year was 1969. I had been wounded in an initial engagement to halt a large Communist offensive known as the Tet II Offensive.
The North Vietnamese launched the Tet II Offensive just prior to the Chinese New Year – mid February. It followed the pattern of the first Tet Offensive of the previous year that had been a disaster for Hanoi.
The Tet Offensive was supposed to presage an uprising by the entire South Vietnamese population to demolish the Government of South Vietnam and their American allies.
It was bloody and fought from one end of the country to the other. When the smoke cleared the Viet Cong were destroyed as an independent fighting force.
There was no popular uprising. The vast majority of the population had gone to ground to survive the bitter fighting; and the North Vietnamese Army (NVA) had taken heavy casualties.
