James Ebert distils the experiences of sixty army and marine corps infantrymen into a readable, insightful narrative of the Vietnam War. Based on personal interviews and oral history collections, he paints a picture of a typical year that begins with induction, moves on to the war in the bush and concludes with the return to a hostile America. From patrol skirmishes to division-scale battles set in rice paddies, jungles and densely populated cities this superior account covers brings to life one of histories bloodiest and most controversial conflicts. Insight into one-year tours of duty in Vietnam Draws on vivid first hand accounts
AmazonPagina's: 528, Editie: Revised, Mass Market Paperback, Presidio Press
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