Joseph Bui, who served as a South Vietnamese army infantryman once jumped from a U.S. Army helicopter to a rooftop for an assault during the Vietnam War, on the flight line at Fort Rucker, Ala. Three of Bui’s sons, New Jersey Army National Guard Warrant Officers Tu Bui, left, Daniel Bui, and Alvin Bui on March 3 became what are believed to be the first brothers to graduate on the same day from the U.S. Army Initial Rotary Wing Training course to become Army aviators. The elder Bui brought his family to America in 1994 for a better life for his family and more opportunities for his children. (A
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Joseph Bui, who served as a South Vietnamese army infantryman once jumped from a U.S. Army helicopter to a rooftop for an assault during the Vietnam War, on the flight line at Fort Rucker, Ala. Three of Bui’s sons, New Jersey Army National Guard Warrant Officers Tu Bui, left, Daniel Bui, and Alvin Bui on March 3 became what are believed to be the first brothers to graduate on the same day from the U.S. Army Initial Rotary Wing Training course to become Army aviators. The elder Bui brought his family to America in 1994 for a better life for his family and more opportunities for his children. (Army National Guard Photo by Staff Sgt. Wayne Woolley/Released)