We Were the Third Herd

Read We Were the Third Herd PDF by * Richard F. Hogue eBook or Kindle ePUB Online free. We Were the Third Herd Thank you from a war protester Although a Viet Nam War protester at the time, I have always sympthasized with the the plight of those who served. I have also harbored some survivor guilt for not having to share these experiences with my classmates who were there I stayed up all night . Traderdale said Great Read. This is one of the best books about the Vietnam war experience. It goes into great detail about the horrors the average foot soldier experienced during combat in South Vietnam. It m

We Were the Third Herd

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Rating : 4.71 (565 Votes)
Asin : 0972226400
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 340 Pages
Publish Date : 0000-00-00
Language : English

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The true-life story of a young man who served in combat during America's most controversal war - Vietnam. You will meet the men with whom he served and laugh at the fun times they had while you will later cry when you read how 14 of those men died. This is not just another war story, it is a testament to the trimph of the human spirit.

Thank you from a "war protester" Although a Viet Nam War protester at the time, I have always sympthasized with the the plight of those who served. I have also harbored some "survivor guilt" for not having to share these experiences with my classmates who were there I stayed up all night . Traderdale said Great Read. This is one of the best books about the Vietnam war experience. It goes into great detail about the horrors the average foot soldier experienced during combat in South Vietnam. It must be part of every Vietnam war book collection.. "Thank You Richard F. Hogue" according to Kent Franklin Heiderich. I wish to thank Richard F. Hogue for writing this book. One of the characters was my 1st cousin Danial " Whitey" Heiderich. The family never knew exactly how Danial was killed in Viet Nam till he contacted us & let us know he was publishing this book. Mr.

Garraw, May 30, 2003. -- Charlie Norton, Col, USA RetThe book shows the spirit of men faced with unimaginable sacrifices and the love of a small town. -- R. An excellent story by a man who lived the war first hand