Battle at Tra Binh Dong  
A North Vietnamese Regular Army Regiment suddenly raided the company tactical base guarded by the 11th Company of the 3rd Battalion under the ROKMC 2nd Brigade (Blue Dragon) at dawn on February 15, 1967. Encountering the attack by the outnumbered enemy troops in waves at night, the invincible Korean leathernecks desperately counterattacked, and at last won the brilliant victory by defeating the greedy foes under the ever strong and immortal spirit of the ROK Marine Corps.

 Battle at Duc Co  
This operation was the fiercest battle ROK troops had ever conducted during the Vietnam War since Korean troops first dispatched to RVN in 1965. The combat was initially broken out when the 5th Battalion of the 88th Regiment of the NVA took surprise attack against the 9th Armored Company under the ROK Tiger Infantry Division at night on August 9, 1966. At this tragic combat, a Korean armored company completely destroyed an augmented enemy battalion with the artillery shelling and even with hand to hand combat.

 The Prelude of the An Khe Pass Battle 
It was broken at 04:00 hrs at dawn on April 11, 1972.  The minute we, ROKs were attacked at the beginning, we believed the Viet Congs took a surprise attack against us, however, it was later confirmed they were the regular NVA special commando called "Saper Unit", with which we ROK troops had had little experience to encounter before.

 White Horse's Dong Hoa Ambush Operation  
At mid night, an out crying "Save my life !!!" in Korean was heard echoing beyond the 5th Company's base of the White Horse 28th Regiment. Under the illumination, a shadow of a man was observed. A soldier who was desperately asking for rescue was confirmed as the radioman of the ambushing team of the 2nd Platoon. He said that the First Sergeant was dead due to VC's attack. He added even the radio set was also destroyed. He himself seemed to have a narrow escape too through the jungle in the dark after being seriously wounded.

 A Platoon Leader’s Last Fate  
This war story essay was written by retired Col. Jee Man-won, who once participated in a pacification operation in the Vietnam War as a platoon leader (2nd lieutenant). He is vividly describing about the situation where he was directly commanding the combatants at war.

 Tharoy Ambush Operation 
A remarkable War Result made by sergeant Kim Hak-young, a squad leader, 3rd platoon,  2nd company under 2nd battalion of Blue Dragon 2nd Brigade. First squad leader Sergeant Kim Hag-yong of the 1st platoon,
2nd Co., Blue-Dragon. ambushed an enemy platoon moving under cover of darkness on July 19, 1967, killing 32 enemy soldiers , capturing four alive and seizing 21 weapons.