We Few, Nick Brokhausen

 

There are lots of books that cover different aspects of the Vietnam war and this brings us another perspective. On his third tour of Vietnam the author is placed in charge of a special forces group consisting of Vietnamese tribal men. They fight hard and play hard in the tough environment. 

This book brings together the stories of that third tour all the high jinx and the the hard fought battles, the author has a passion for the men in his unit and the work they do and it all culminates in the bitter sweet ending that will make you think and ponder the fruitlessness of war. 

A good read with a poignant ending if you have an interest in this conflict then you must pick up a copy as it’s a no holds barred account. 

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Have fun stay safe 👍🏼

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