Anthony Peter Danza (1946-1969) was a US Army private who was, in 1969, accused of smuggling bazookas to the Soviets; he died under suspicious circumstances around the same time.
Biography[]
Anthony Peter Danza was born in San Francisco, California in 1946, and he joined the US Army during the Vietnam War. He was stationed in San Francisco, and, in 1969, Sergeant Fauxhall accused him of selling Army bazookas to the Soviets and of possessing compromising photos of him. Danza went rogue, as did several other soldiers, and they painted their helmets red and took up positions on a fortified hill near the military wharf. Danza and several rogue soldiers were later found dead on the hill, with their deaths being attributed to a shootout with the loyal US Army soldiers, although extraterrestrial involvement was suspected. The US government secretly attributed all recent smuggling activities in San Francisco to Danza.