SEASONS OF LOVE AND WAR BOOK ONE, is a historical family saga and epic love story. Childhood sweethearts Beth Ann Rose and Kaylob Shawn O'Brien just want to get married and pursue their dream careers, but the Vietnam War changes everything when Kaylob is drafted into the Army and declared dead. Beth Ann has a complete emotional melt down and starts to have visions of him in the jungles of Vietnam. Is he alive or has she completely lost her mind?
Are We Winning? Are They Winning?: A Civilian Advisor's Reflections on Wartime Vietnam
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Taylor responded that he was “ exercising his prerogative as the senior commander on - the - scene ” and would proceed with the Cobra extraction . Canceling all illumination rounds except those over the village , Taylor ordered the team ...
The city at the time had what some considered a huge budget — a few billion — but with it Lindsay was trying to make New York the model city , the city where the American Dream could be realized , a city where people grew and the arts ...
Uses official records and new interviews to tell the history of the American units stationed in Vietnam from 1954 to 1975.
Applebaum felt almost like a noble savage there ; a man alone with his thoughts embraced by the organism of the jungle . It was weird . Almost fun . Certainly not what he'd expected . They came to the village shortly after sundown .
"...So many come to this/ spirit inhabited place/ tender fingers reach out/ in holy reverence to touch/ this past so alive/ I press my fingertips to yours/ you do not feel my touch from the other side of the Wall..." (excerpt from the poem ...
By Edgar Award-winning author Scott C.S. Stone&. MacTavish told him all he knew, and Hoon then pointed to Natalya. She told him everything, including the fact that the Americans were...
You scared the girls to death , Neal ! NEAL . No , now ! Don't pay attention to me , I just stopped by . ERNIE . Okay , all right , okay . TOM . ( To girls . ) Neal's the owner . NEAL . I picked this place up in the forties ... ERNIE .
Contains action photographs from the Vietnamese conflict, with terse text by the photographer, Tim Page.