"Dr. Glasser as an Army docter served some years ago at the Camp Zama Army Hospital in Japan, to which Vietnam wounded were flown at the rate of 6 to 8000 a month... Out of his own experiences and what he was told by wounded GI's,... Dr. Glasser writes about the Vietnam tragedy".
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365 Days
365 Days
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The most convincing, most moving account I have yet read about what it was like to be American soldier in Vietnam
Author:
The most convincing, most moving account I have yet read about what it was like to be American soldier in Vietnam
ISBN: 479127
Publication Date: 1971
Pages: 241
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Publication Date: 1971
Pages: 241
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