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Books > History > Asian / Middle Eastern history > From 1900 > Postwar, from 1945 > Vietnam War
Memories of personal experiences incountry Vietnam between 1965 and
1971. Some are risque but written so as not to offend. Enjoy how
the real war was fought in episodes of the Brown Water Navy.
Two hundred and fifty-five men earned the nation's highest award,
the Medal of Honor, during Vietnam; fourteen Airmen, fifty-seven
Marines, fifteen Sailors, and one hundred and seventy Soldiers. The
author is donating all profits he receives equally to the American
Legion, the Disabled America Veterans, and the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. Brian D. Blodgett, a professor of History and Military
History at the American Public University System (American Military
University and American Public University). He is a native of Ohio
and a retired U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer who served two tours
in the Republic of South Korea. Both tours were with the 2nd
Infantry Division, 1989-1990 as an Infantryman and 2003-2004 as an
Intelligence Analyst. He resides in Maryland.
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