It's the night of February 10th, 1970, and Viet Cong soldiers are hiding deep within the Hau Niga Province in South Vietnam. Suddenly, funeral music and shrill whines are heard blasting from the U.S. Army's Fire Support Base Chamberlain. These sounds weren't really the sounds of a Vietnamese soldier moaning from the beyond. However, it was meant to pass as such. The audio was fabricated by U.S. forces as part of a psychological warfare strategy called Operation Wandering Soul. The objective was

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What if the war wasn’t just for land… but for your mind? Operation Wandering Soul was a real U.S. military psyop that used ghost sounds to torment Vietnamese soldiers. Not with guns. With ancestral grief. With spiritual fear. With weaponized belief systems. This is what psychological warfare actually looks like. #psyop #warhistory #hiddenhistory #vietnamwar | Taylor Perkins