Hill 29 Vietnam 1968

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Hill 29 Vietnam 1968

Author	: Gareth B Style
Publisher	: Independently Published
File Size	: 21,9 Mb
Release Date	: 09 March 2022
ISBN	: 9798423813376
Pages	: 156 pages
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One year in the life of a Squad Leader in Viet Nam. In this book, I try to describe my experiences while serving in Vietnam. If you also served, you might have had an entirely different experience. Serving in Vietnam was both a rewarding and discouraging time, I tried to present examples of both. I love the United States Army! Thanks, Gareth B. Style

Hill 29 Vietnam 1968 by Gareth B Style

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