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"Impact Zone documents Marine First Lieutenant Jim Brown's intense battle experiences, including those at Khe Sanh and Con Thien, throughout his thirteen months of service on the DMZ during 1967-68. This high-action account also reflects the growth of Brown's belief that the Vietnam War was mis-fought due to the unproductive political leadership of President Johnson and his administration. Brown's original naivete developed into hardening skepticism and cynicism as he faced the harsh realities of war, yet he still managed to retain a sense of honor, pride, and patriotism for his country." "Impact Zone is a distinctive book on the Vietnam War because it is told from the perspective of an artilleryman. The increasingly dangerous events Brown describes gain momentum as he progresses from one adventure to the next. Impact Zone is not only an important historical document of the Vietnam conflict but also a moving record of the personal and emotional costs of war."--BOOK JACKET.
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Impact zone: the battle of the DMZ in Vietnam, 1967-1968
2004, University of Alabama Press
in English
0817314024 9780817314026
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [261]) and index.
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