Sean Murphy and Mike Kelly met on the playground of their grammar school in Hackensack, New Jersey. The unlikely pair quickly became the best of friends, a bromance that would end tragically at the 17th Parallel early in the administration of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. But what becomes of the grieving survivors? Parents and a sibling, a widowed bride and the best friend who makes it back from the depths of despair, how will they all cope? Can they pick up the pieces of their shattered lives? What do they have to do to move forward beyond the void left by their tragic loss? They will always remember their departed loved one but life must go on and so it will.
Details the history of the dividing of Vietnam at the 17th parallel that separated the country until the fall of Saigon in 1975.
This is a story of a child during the Vietnam-French war to regain independence.
The Road to Freedom I: Crossing the 17th Parallel
In his new work, Pierre Asselin explains the formative experiences and worldview of the men who devised communist strategies and tactics during the conflict, and analyzes their rationale and impact.
Have you heard much about the Vietnam War? Do you know someone who fought in it? In this book, we will take a closer look at this war that got the whole world’s attention.
The information on specific weapons supplied respectively from Russia and China comes from various sources. For a useful bibliographic overview of how military historians and officers have evaluated Rolling Thunder see Ronald B. Frankum ...
Mike Chappell's colourful artwork provides plenty of detail to accompany this authoritative text.
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This book considers the Vietnam war in light of U.S. foreign policy in Vietnam, concluding that the war was a direct result of failed state-building efforts.
Author Deborah Kent examines this tragic and controversial period in American history from the first Marines arriving at Da Nang to the final airlift out of Saigon.