233K views · 1.4K reactions | U.S. soldiers tasked with entering the Viet Cong tunnels were nicknamed “tunnel rats.” They had to crawl into pitch-black, narrow passages with only a flashlight and a pistol, not knowing if they’d face traps, snakes, or an enemy waiting. Some tunnels were deliberately infested with venomous creatures to slow intruders. | History Collection | Facebook

15K views · 345 reactions | When A 1,500-Strong Viet Cong Force Ambushed 108 Australians – They Lost | War History Online | Facebook

262K views · 5.5K reactions | During patrols, the Viet Cong faced threats beyond direct contact. They ingeniously repurposed unexploded American artillery shells and bombs into their own improvised mines. It was like playing Russian roulette while marching through the jungle. Have you ever heard of this tactic? #VietCong #weaponry #mines #VietnamWar #militaryhistory | War Stories | Facebook

161K views · 4.2K reactions | The Viet Cong's knowledge of the jungle and guerrilla warfare tactics gave them a distinct advantage. They knew how to hide, build tunnels, and disappear after short firefights, frustrating inexperienced allied soldiers. Tag a friend who gets it. #guerillawarfare #vietcong #militaryhistory #vietnamwar #warfare #military | War Stories | Facebook