Nearly six decades have passed since the intense fighting at Chu Y Bridge in 1968. Mr. Bui Van Suu, a former sniper from Battalion 1, vividly remembers the chaos of the battle. He recalls the constant sound of helicopters hovering over the gateway to Saigon. His memories are marked by images of rows of houses engulfed in flames. Most poignantly, he remembers the faces of his comrades who fell during the conflict. This account provides a personal perspective on a strategic military engagement. It highlights the lasting emotional impact of war on those who survived.