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An Idea, and Bullets: A Rice Roots Exploration of Why No French, American, or South Vietnamese General Could Ever Have Brought Victory in Vietnam
William Haponski
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| #1081471 in Books | 2016-01-27 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.00 x1.46 x6.00l,1.86 | File type: PDF | 582 pages||7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.| The Vietnam War- a personal narrative analysis|By Helen Bell|This book deserves a wide public reading. It is the work of an academic who experienced the Vietnam conflict years firsthand and has brought his scholarship and gift for clear and sensitive narrative together as many authors could wish for. It will be worth the time it takes to read, from beginning to end, as Hapon|About the Author|Bill Haponski is a 1956 graduate of West Point, commissioned in the armor branch. A parachutist, aerial observer, and expert in all individual and crew weapons in armor and cavalry, he served in a tank battalion in Europe during the Cold War. In
This book on the Vietnam War is unique and critically timely. The author commanded a large armored cavalry task force in Vietnam and, having lost wonderful young men, needed to answer the question: What was this decades-long war about--really about? The answer is that it was about independence and unification. Vietnamese had struggled for 2,000 years to throw off the foreign yoke, and, since the end of World War II it was also about unification of the three parts of t...
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