Superstition blankets a platoon of soldiers as they hunt and fight the Viet Cong on Friday the 13th.
Stanley Ross
Stanley Ross was raised by a single mother in public housing before joining the Army in 1967. He spent two years in Vietnam, starting with the 173rd Airborne Brigade, followed by a year with the Military Assistance Command Vietnam, Pleiku. He later earned multiple degrees, owned and operated several small businesses, worked as a financial advisor for a financial services firm, and was a tenured business college professor at Bridgewater State University until his retirement in 2022. He has written published business articles and three business textbooks.
I Left My Platoon a Day Early. I Listened as the Viet Cong Killed My Replacement
Army soldier listens over the radio as Viet Cong guerrillas shoot his replacement during Vietnam War

