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    • A brief introduction to Mr. Tu Cang

       

      Mr. Tu Cang was born on October 30, 1928, in Ba Ria - Vung Tau. In 1945, he joined the Vanguard Youth Movement.

      • "After liberation, many nights I would lie awake and see my fallen comrades appear before me, reproaching me: 'Brother Tư, you're now enjoying a warm and comfortable life with your family, do you still remember us, whether we're alive or dead? Does anyone else remember us?' When I woke up, my eyes were filled with tears. I felt so much sorrow for my comrades; they sacrificed themselves so that we could live to see this day."

    • Mr. Pham Xuan An - The man of intelligence legends

       

      Major General Pham Xuan An, a military intelligence officer and Hero of the People's Armed Forces, was born on September 12, 1927, in Bien Hoa. 

      • "In 1957, he was the first Vietnamese student to study journalism in Orange County and lived in California for two years. But no one could have imagined that this student had been a Communist Party member since 1953 and that the organization had sent him to study journalism to create a cover for his later intelligence work in the confrontation with the Americans." 

    • Mrs. Tam Thao - The Iron Rose of Vietnamese Intelligence

       

      Mrs. Tam Thao, whose real name was Nguyen Thi My Nhung, was born in 1932. She was the pampered daughter of the Noi Due family in Cau Lim (originally from Bac Ninh province), known for their business acumen. Her entire family lived in Vinh Long.

      • "Nearly eighty years ago, in Vinh Long, two young sisters drew lots to see who would leave the family to join the resistance in the war zone, and who would stay with their parents to help with the family's business. The result was that Tam Thao was allowed to leave, while Chin Chi had to stay home..."

    • Brave messengers

       

      A collection of stories about Mrs. Nguyen Thi Ba, Mrs. Hai Anh, Mrs. Tam Kien, Mr. Thuong, Mr. Khuong, Mr. Ba Phuoc... the brave comrades in the heroic H.63 Strategic Intelligence Unit.

      • "Uncle Tư Cang said: The silent, little-known sacrifices of the inner-city couriers in safely transferring documents between the Command Headquarters and Phạm Xuân Ẩn were immense."

    • Words of gratitude!

       

      "Dear friends!"

      This is the fourth edition of the book "STORIES OF THE HEROIC H.63 INTELLIGENCE UNIT," featuring many wonderful stories told by Uncle Tư Cang about the perfect intelligence agent Phạm Xuân Ẩn and his comrades in the silent war, filled with many sacrifices. I want to bring readers many loving emotions through these truthful writings to forever honor the heroic uncles and aunts of the legendary H.63 Intelligence Unit.

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      Let us be grateful to them—those who fell so that we could have peace today!