In the battles of Dong Tre, Trung Luong, and Hoa Hoi, the First Cavalry Division and the 101st Screaming Eagles engaged NVA regulars behind the screens of high bamboo, in rice paddies, hamlets, and on bloodied hills – overcoming enemy deceptions that included pre-dug graves for their own dead and underwater caves. In the end, NVA casualties far outweighed American, but the war dragged on.

Acclaimed historian S.L.A. Marshall captures the sweaty, blood-soaked action, the individual acts of bravery, the command breakdowns, and the true minute-to-minute horror of close combat in a war that demanded more raw blind courage than any war Americans had ever fought.”

Condition: Reading copy. Some pages have dampstain on outside edge. Front endpaper has bookstore name stamped. Top of the page block has blacked out spot and writing in pencil. Spine slant. Cover has rubbing wear, creases, and wear to the edges and corners. 
Price: 2.00 USD