The MOST INTENSE Battle of the Vietnam War (GRAPHIC FOOTAGE)

It’s June 1967. The Jungle is as inhospitable as it can be for the paratroopers of the 173rd Airborne as they sweep the area for the enemy. Although the thick fog and dense foliage prevent them from seeing further than just a couple of yards, they know the enemy is close. Suddenly, the silence is broken by the sound of gunfire. A rain of bullets starts flying through the air, striking paratroopers down. Wave after wave of NVA soldiers begin to attack their position and the clash turns into a brutal close-quarters fight. Paratroopers fight hand-to-hand, using their bayonets, rifles, and even their bare hands to fend off the determined enemy. They get to taste the Hell of the Vietnam Highlands in what would become one of the most brutal battles of the Vietnam War…the Battle of Dak To.