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Scramble the Seawolves tells the story of the US Navy's first and only Attack Helicopter Gunship Squadron, established in 1967. The film focuses on their role in providing close air support during Gamewarden Operations in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam. Using refurbished Huey helicopters, the Seawolves conducted critical missions that saved lives and impacted the course of the Vietnam War.
The documentary emphasizes the Seawolves' achievements, noting that they became the most decorated Squadron in Naval Aviation History and the Vietnam War. It also reflects on their legacy fifty years later, illustrating the significance of their contributions to military aviation and the lives of their allies during a pivotal conflict.
Why Watch
- •Meet the Seawolves, the first Attack Helicopter Squadron.
- •Find out how they saved lives in the Mekong Delta.
- •See their legacy 50 years after the Vietnam War.
Did You Know
•The Seawolves were established in 1967.
•They used war-torn hand-me-down Hueys for their missions.
•The Seawolves earned the title of most decorated Squadron in Naval Aviation History.
Perfect For
Vietnam War historyMilitary aviation enthusiastsNavy veterans