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covered the war in Vietnam war for 12 years recently made return visit to that country Hero is report of trip to former Viet nam battlefield By HORST FAAS CU CHI Vietnam AP As LtCol George Eyster lay dy ing from Viet Cong sniper bullet wounds on jungle trail he said to me Before go Id like to talk to the gu who con trols thosc incredibe men in the tunnels Eleven years later met that man and he showed mc the in side of the fantastic tunnel oc topus that took 30 years to dig and stretched 150 miles with tentacles sometimes winding right under the chairs of US commanders as they sat in their headquarters Eyster died in field hospital while his battalion the 2nd of the 28th Regiment lst US in fantry Division was trying to fight its way out of the vast un derground network 20 miles Skiing with hiiritiiii iIripV Illilll it wit ivillr Chi iii lrial Ati i9 31 00 ii Aliivriirilili jun 3pm Out Rtq $71990 iiIfi Moris Soft rinii Wriiiii ilu Sr ll Nnn rim 247 Open Mon to Free Parking northwest of Saigon The now peaceful tunnels were on the itinerary of Ger man tourist group travelled with on rare twoweek trip to Vietnam One of the briefing of ficers at district headquarters was Capt Nguyen Thanh Linh who said he had commanded the Cu Chi Liberation Battalion during 1966 That was the unit the American colonels bat talion had opposed TUNNELS T0 SAIGON Beneath the former Vietnam battlefields at one two and three levels underground was twisting octopus of tunnels and caverns stretching from Chi towards Saigon and the sur rounding provincial capitals The slippery humid corri dors about two feet wide and two feet high blocked with wooden trapdoors at under ground intersections spanned the history of the whole Viet nam war from the days when Communist agents hid from the French police until Saigon was taken As more American soldiers arrived to occupy the surface Allli will ltlniilliti lii hm SAll Atli Viiil lli in itrrii lll intro lit Iilfvl Rtl SALE S3 3109 SAVi $6 227 above the more we extended our stem below said iiin ior ficer at the briefing ol Duong Long Sang At the end we had threetier tunncl sys tem and everything was under ground the toilets the hospi tals all our soldiers many ci vilians and even water buffalo 30 YEARS HIGGING We literally dug for 30 years usually in the dark 5uatting down We carved out out metre every eight hours and women distributed the earth on the surface hiding it under fallen leaves The tunnels crcpt under some US positions Several times we knew that American field commanders would sit like this on their metal chairs directly above us said Linh with grin Thc Americans attacked the tunnels with hunting dogs thcn thc tunnel rats small tough Americans like us linh said They crawled into the tunnels with explosives and gas to blast us out We instalch more as capo routcs morc ticrs Mi lily ux All 817 Oiii Run Barrie Boyfiold Rd llwy Nu ii Iiiiil Nu from coronation days UllAWA fli Twenty fiw years ago troop of 46 young Royal Canadian Mounr tid policemen paraded for the Qumri at her coronation in Lon don Monday in near zero weather and whipping wintry winds the Qumrn met members of thc troop still in the force and waif htffl now gentration of Moon tics train sleek black horses for musical rides and perhaps future coronations The Queen wearing turr quoisc wool jersey coat and felt hat drove to the RCMP train ing barracks from nearby Gov ernmcnt House in skybluo convertible despite the chill threatening Sky She was greeted by thousands of cheering flagwaving school children brought to the train ing grounds from the citys east end in more than 50 buses who jumped and squealed and hoi lcrcd We want the Queen Following an official greeting by RCMP Commissioner RH Simmonds the Queen met 33 it it $t ss hii Rm remaining members of the coronation troop smiling politely as they toasted her with champagne Simmonds pointed out that the Queen is honorary commis sioner of the force and assured her that the RCMP always stands 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