I was just watching this documentary detailing the relatively short history of U.S. Army Special Forces. Of course, the program delved into Special Forces' role in Vietnam.

One very interesting thing I learned, was that of the very influential role of "the hill people" in Special Forces' strategy. These were peoples, non-Vietnamese in both the racial sense and the cultural sense, that lived in the rural, unpaved regions of Vietnam; Hill people.

Of course when the Communists came along, their way of life was threatened. So, SF comes along and offers to help them defend themselves. The Green Berets actually allowed the men to bring along their wives and children into the camps. Men protecting their families are very fierce warriors.

After all was said and done, and the war was lost, came the spoils of war.

Every single female that belonged to these 30 or so different tribes was forced to marry a Vietnamese man. What better way to destroy a race...

The Green Beret called it "sophisticated cultural genocide."