During the Vietnam War, approximately 2,700,000 American men and women answered their nation’s call to service. Young men, usually between ages 18-21, sent to Vietnam with the Army, Navy, Marines, and Air Force flew over enemy territory, investigated tunnels with explosives, performed search-and-destroy missions, conducted naval duties, operated military equipment, and provided medical aid for the wounded.
They persevered, despite violent naysayers back home who belittled their efforts. Protesters failed to welcome them home and call them vile names. Worse, the men would later discover that while in service to their country, they were exposed to deadly substances that seriously affected their health. 158 pages, softcover.
Voices From Vietnam
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