Mr. Foggin says many of his other customers are former Vietcong guerrillas who come to swap war stories with him and show off their wound scars.

During the war, Second Treasure had commanded 100 Vietcong guerrillas.

For a fee, a visitor can dress up as a Vietcong guerrilla - complete with rifle and pith helmet - to have a picture taken.

His Firebird was embodied by a Vietcong guerrilla rising up like a phoenix.

They attacked South Vietnamese government forces from all sides, largely by undercover Vietcong guerrillas.

The camera cuts to a small band of Vietcong guerrillas as they circle the camp and then attack.

At their best, they lacked the discipline of, say, the Vietcong guerrillas.

As to the Vietcong guerrillas, he advocated pursuing them with knives and carbines instead of with gunships and air strikes.

Second, he would offer an unconditional amnesty to all Vietcong guerrillas.

This helped to humanize the American presence and reduced the passive support many civilians had been giving to Vietcong guerrillas.