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Acre, James E.
Project Omega : Eye of the Beast
Special Operations Group, Recon - Command and Control South, MACV Studies and Observations Group, 5th Special Forces (Airborne) - 1968. From Hellgate Press, an excellent publisher of military books. 1999
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Anderson, David L.
"Facing My Lai" (Modern War Studies)
Jan 1998
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Anderson, Donald, ed.
War, Literature, and the Arts
A journal with articles, poetry, and essays. It often includes work by Vietnam Veterans.
Aftermath : An Anthology of Post-Vietnam Fiction
Published April 1995. A very interesting anthology. It has a good selection of stories, about half are well-known authors. The rest are writers I was glad to be introduced to.
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Anton, Frank and Tommy Denton This book is very popular with visitors to this website. If you have heard Anton speak, he tells an incredible story. We knew where he was held in South Vietnam. |
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Arial, Tracey
I Volunteered : Canadian Vietnam Vets Remember
Published March 1997.
(Visit the "North Wall" is in Windsor, Ontario.)
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Arnett, Peter
Live from the Battlefield : From Vietnam to Bagdad, 35 Years in the World's War Zones
Arnett was a young reporter in Saigon in the early 60's. He stayed there after the Americans left, Arnett is from New Zealand, and much of the book deals with his time in Vietnam.
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Atkinson, Rick
The Long Gray Line
An interesting story of the first class at West Point that knew Vietnam was on their post-graduation orders. Thirty officers from the class of 1966 died in the war. The author follows the lives and careers of several classmates and it is a mournful story. Quite a bit of the book deals with the building of the Wall and I suspect a certain third party presidential candidate would just as soon have his part in it forgotten!
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