This work is a cultural history of the Vietnam War and its
continuing impact upon contemporary American society. The author
presents an investigation of how myths about the war evolved and
why people depend on them to answer the confusing questions that
have become the legacy of the war. Memories change and reconstruct
the past, and in this text, the author argues that the American
memory of Vietnam has left fact and experience behind so that what
remains is myth and denial.
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