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Read [Gerald A. Spence Book] # The War Online # PDF eBook or Kindle ePUB free. The War A rare close-up look at the Vietnam War, The War: 361 days, 12 Hours, and 27 Minutes in Vietnam gives an eye-opening portrayal of this conflict from a young soldier's perspective. Ever wind up someplace you wish you hadn't gone? Abruptly drafted, Jerry Simpson was soon inducted into the strange and difficult ordeal of army life in Vietnam in the late sixties. Forced to leave his pregnant wife, he had a firsthand awakening to the brutality of war. Based on one man's experience, this novel
| Title | : | The War |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.35 (535 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1615661255 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 180 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-02-02 |
| Language | : | English |
"Spence foregoes over-the-top action and stories of mayhem and useless carnage and instead focuses on the day-to-day reality of ." according to H. A. Smith III. I was very moved by Spence's direct and absorbing memoir of an "ordinary" American soldier's experience in Vietnam. Unlike many books I have read on that subject, Spence foregoes over-the-top action and stories of mayhem and useless carnage and instead focuses on the day-to-day reality of a young man plucked from the American suburbs and transported halfway around the world to an exotic, dangerous, but always interesting new world. His stead. R. Crowe said Fast moving story from a soldier's perspective. Plain spoken and fast moving story. Great insight into the feelings and experience of the Vietnam war from a soldier's perspective.
A rare close-up look at the Vietnam War, The War: 361 days, 12 Hours, and 27 Minutes in Vietnam gives an eye-opening portrayal of this conflict from a young soldier's perspective. Ever wind up someplace you wish you hadn't gone? Abruptly drafted, Jerry Simpson was soon inducted into the strange and difficult ordeal of army life in Vietnam in the late sixties. Forced to leave his pregnant wife, he had a firsthand awakening to the brutality of war. Based on one man's experience, this novel shifts from traumatic to humorous. Spence shares openly the grim reality of war and how young draftees adapted from stable civilian lives to the turmoil in Vietnam. As a soldier who came back to angry citizens calling him a criminal, Gerald A. In this moving and fascinating novel, witness the pain of separation and fear of the unknown through one transitioning from citizen to soldier before acclimating back to a hostile society. Join this soldier and see the excitement, humor, and life-changing experiences in The War: 361 Days, 12 Hours, And 27 Minutes in Vietnam.
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