Death By the Book: Rules Won't Save You

1970. NO CELL PHONES. NO INTERNET. NO GPS. A handheld radio might reach 5 miles. A fixed relay might reach 20. 500,000 AMERICAN SOLDIERS DEPENDED ON A COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM STRETCHED ACROSS A HOSTILE COUNTRY. HOW DID IT WORK? Men climbing towers, running relay sites, keeping radios alive. IN HOSTILE TERRITORY. THIS STORY IS ABOUT MEN, - OVERLOOKED AND UNDERAPPRECIATED. THE MEN BEHIND THE SYSTEM THAT KEPT AN ARMY ALIVE. ************ "One of the most original Vietnam War stories I've read - told from the perspective of a radioman. A view rarely seen, and done right." - Colonel Robert A. Black, Silver Star "A powerful and authentic account that stands apart from traditional war narratives." - Larry Rubenstein, author of A Coward's Hero (700+ reviews, 4.2-star rated) "The mindset of this book will save a life someday." 21-Year Veteran & Tactical Communications Chief