History, Military / Vietnam

An intimate look at the latter stages of America's war in Vietnam from the personal viewpoint of a Bronze Star veteran intelligence officer. Provides a view of the war from the rare perspective of the rear echelon—from someone who was deeply involved in trying to devise and implement strategies that would win the war.

The first in-depth look at two incidents of alleged troop refusals to obey an order at an artillery base near the Cambodian border in 1971. Uses these incidents as a lens for bringing into sharper and more precise focus the nature of our war in Vietnam during the waning years of our involvement there.

Postwar Journeys highlights the dynamic roles of American and Vietnamese ordinary citizens in their postwar quest for peace—an effort to transform their lives and their societies. Their shared experiences of a brutal war and desire for peace that connected strangers, even opponents, of two different worlds, laying the groundwork for diplomatic normalization.

Moral Imperative is the story of how air power covered the withdrawal of our ground forces in Vietnam and Southeast Asia, and of the air rescue operations that protected air combat crews still in the fight.

This book tells the story of a remarkable memorial to American Vietnam War veterans and the equally remarkable family that build it—without any assistance or recognition from the federal government.

The first book covering the use of propaganda by all parties to the conflict in Vietnam.

The first thorough and well documented analysis of the myths that have arisen around the most important battle of the Vietnam War.