Imagine the dense Vietnamese jungle at night, the air thick with humidity and the only sounds the chirping of unseen insects. Then, a bloodcurdling scream pierces the silence, followed by the anguished cries of a child. It’s enough to send shivers down the spine of even the bravest soldier. But what if these weren’t just ordinary sounds? What if they were the ghosts of fallen comrades, haunting the battlefields of the Vietnam War? This chilling scenario was the driving force behind Operation Wandering Soul, a controversial psychological warfare campaign employed by the U.S. military in an attempt to demoralize and weaken the enemy.
