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NAM SENSE: Surviving Vietnam with the 101st Airborne Division

NAM SENSE: Surviving Vietnam with the 101st Airborne Division
by Wiknik, Arthur

1-218250

Arthur Wiknik, Jr. served in Vietnam with Company A 2/506th of the 101st Airborne Division as an infantry squad leader from April 1969 to March 1970. Offers a blend of candor, sarcasm, and humor - and it spares nothing and no one in its attempt to accurately convey what really transpired for the combat soldier during this unpopular war.

Nam-Sense is not about heroism or glory, mental breakdowns, haunting flashbacks, or wallowing in self-pity. The GIs Wiknik lived and fought with during his year-long tour did not rape, murder, or burn villages, were not strung out on drugs, and did not enjoy killing. They were there to do their duty as they were trained, support their comrades, and get home alive.

1 vol, 288 pgs 2018 US, CASEMATE
NEW-softcover, available mid October 2018 ......$15.00

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