A slow walk in sad rain by John McAfee
This book brings a new view of the true horrors in the Vietnam War. I thought it was informational and a good page turner all in one.
Michael Harsha
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Wednesday, June 07, 2006
Michael Harsha
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1 Comments:
This book is very intense, moving and offers an insight to how war is perceived by those induring the events first hand. I was pulled into the book by both it's writing and subject matter.
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