The American invasion and strategies are a crucial factor in the case of the Vietnam war. The U.S supported South Vietnam in financial ways as well as offered their military support. Their soldiers were trained and implemented many tactics to battle, especially against the guerilla techniques of the Vietnamese. William Pitsenbarger, William Maud Bryant and Jimmie. E. Howard were some of those brave militants who participated in the series of attacks. Pits dedicated his life to the rescue of the troops and fought back as much as possible in the Xa Cam My incident on April 11, 1966. While Jimmie.E. Howard participated in the intense attack at Chu Lai on June 13, 1966 and Bryant was shot by the rocket from the adversary in 1969. All of these men were honored for their dedication and sacrifice. Additionally, Bryant Hall was dedicated to his bravery. When his battalion ran out of ammunition, Jimmie Howard gave one of the most famous orders in military history: to hurl stones at the enemy. They deceived the adversaries as they believed that they were explosives. The sacrifice made by Pits on his off day and volunteered to rescue the militants also made the rest of the survivors owe towards him. The entire nation bowed before him for that. Thus, these brave warriors adorned military history.

The complete history of one of the most traumatic wars in history. The Vietnam war is considered one of the deadliest and darkest wars in history, it took millions of lives. The fight was initiated by the US in order to stop communism from spreading to the rest of the countries. Slowly with time, the US covered a major area of Vietnam. The Vietnamese had no other option but to fight for their land and freedom. It was no longer a fight about communism, it was a war for freedom. However, we can never expect a war to be peaceful, but it indeed achieved the goal. After years of fighting against the US, the Vietnamese were finally able to get back their land in 1975. There are many inside struggles during the Vietnam war which can be read in the coming pages.

The complete history of one of the most traumatic wars in history. The Vietnam war is considered one of the deadliest and darkest wars in history, it took millions of lives. The fight was initiated by the US in order to stop communism from spreading to the rest of the countries. Slowly with time, the US covered a major area of Vietnam. The Vietnamese had no other option but to fight for their land and freedom. It was no longer a fight about communism, it was a war for freedom. However, we can never expect a war to be peaceful, but it indeed achieved the goal. After years of fighting against the US, the Vietnamese were finally able to get back their land in 1975. There are many inside struggles during the Vietnam war which can be read in the coming pages.

This is a moving, emotional book about the Vietnam War. It is a collection of true stories told by the veterans themselves. Also, a brief history of the war is told so you can have a better understanding. Feel their pain, as you read the several heart felt stories of these brave men.

There are many broad studies of the Vietnam War, but this work offers an insight into the harrowing experiences of just a small number of men from a single unit, deep in the jungles of Vietnam and Cambodia. Its focus is the remarkable account of a Medal of Honor recipient Leslie Sabo Jr., whose brave actions were forgotten for over three decades. Sabo and other replacement soldiers in Bravo Company, 3rd Battalion, 506th Infantry (Currahees), 101st Airborne Division, were involved in intense, bloody engagements such as the battle for Hill 474 and the Mother's Day Ambush. Beginning with their deployment at the height of the blistering Tet Offensive, and using military records and interviews with surviving soldiers, Eric Poole recreates the terror of combat amidst the jungles and rice paddies of Vietnam. Company of Heroes, now published in paperback tells the remarkable story of how Sabo earned his medal, as Bravo Company forged bonds of brotherhood in their daily battle for survival.

Personal interviews capture unique experiences and vanishing history from WW II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War, told by those who fought-military pilots, infantry soldiers, seamen, POW's and civilians share their compelling challenges as they confronted America's enemies with courage, bullets, and sheer determination.

World War II was the defining event of the twentieth century. For everyone it was a time of confusion, fear, destruction, and death on a scale never before seen. Much has been written of the generals, campaigns, and battles of the war, but it was young, ordinary American kids who held our freedom in their hands as they fought for liberty across the globe. Forgotten Heroes of World War II offers a personal understanding of what was demanded of these young heroes through the stories of rank-and-file individuals who served in the navy, marines, army, air corps, and merchant marine in all theaters of the war. Their tales are told without pretense or apology. At the time, each thought himself no different from those around him, for they were all young, scared, and miserable. They were the ordinary, the extraordinary—the forgotten.