Will Williams in Vietnam
by Hadding Scott
SINCE Will Williams became an officer of the National Alliance in the early 1990s, it has happened from time to time that someone would try to cast doubt on his military record. For example, Dr. William Pierce wrote in the National Alliance Bulletin of November-December 1992 that one such detractor “has insinuated in his recent letters that our Membership Coordinator, Will Williams, is … an imposter who falsely claims to be a former Special Forces officer.”
Here are some facts:
Lieutenant Will Williams was stationed at a Special Forces camp A-414 near the village of Thanh Tri, in a border-area west of Saigon nicknamed “the finger” because it formed an indentation into Cambodia. The dozen or so American Special Forces soldiers assigned to this camp became known as the Defenders of the Finger.
This plaque, made while Will Williams was in Vietnam with a carved hand that he bought in Thailand, represents Vietnamese territory in yellow and Cambodian territory in red, and shows the anomaly in the border known as “the finger,” where the base was located.
Because of its proximity to Cambodia on three sides, the base was frequently shelled by the Viet Cong, who used Cambodia as a refuge. Whenever that happened, somebody would have to run to the top of a steel observation tower called “Silver Star Tower,” (because whoever would climb that tower while the base was under attack deserved a medal) to try to determine whence the fire originated.
Terry McIntosh’s documentary Double Agent Down narrates a particularly harrowing incident that Will Williams experienced in Vietnam while leading a CIDG (Civilian Irregular Defense Group).
Ten days after this battle, Lieutenant Will Williams was promoted to Captain.
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Source: Setting the Record Straight
For further reading:
Terry McIntosh came out with a book this month about some of our Special Forces A-Team’s exploits on the Cambodian border 50 years ago and sent me a complimentary copy:
THE YOUNGEST GREEN BERET: A true story set in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam 1968-1969 (found on Amazon.com). Terry details the time I was listed as MIA (Missing In Action) after being led into a U-shaped ambush while on a long-range patrol with one other American and about 100 Vietnamese troops. Described here, also: http://noncounterproductive.blogspot.com/2016/08/will-williams-in-vietnam.html
“Bone Spur” Trump is returning from his trip to now-unified Vietnam, trying to unify the Koreans. Wonderful! Maybe he’ll next work to unite Whites for our interests… I won’t be holding my breath while waiting for that.
Will, I hope you have written your book.
Thanks for asking. As you may know I did write my book last year, but it has noting to do with my time in SE Asia 53 years ago, and everything to do with my dealings with “our” justice system as NA Chairman: https://cosmotheistchurch.org/product/pocahontas-show-trial-by-william-w-williams/
The video that is “unavailable” at the top of this article is unavailable because JewTube yanked it twice and for some reason we had not saved it. It was not racial at all. We’ll redo it now that I have someone who can do so, and put it back up so the Jews can’t make it unavailable.
Dr. William Pierce wrote in the National Alliance Bulletin of November-December 1992 that one such detractor “has insinuated in his recent letters that our Membership Coordinator, Will Williams, is … an imposter who falsely claims to be a former Special Forces officer.” — That “detractor” was none other than political saboteur Harold Covington, whose novels were foolishly praised in an article posted on highly respected Dr. Kevin MacDonald’s TOO site two years ago with 80 comments under it — archived and still available for viewing here: The War on Whites: Harold Covington’s Northwest Novels – The Occidental Observer The term Dr. Pierce used 30 years ago to describe Covington — “detractor” — was being kind to the SOB. Every current Alliance member should read the comments below the misleading, worthless article by Dr. Edmund… Read more »