By Malcolm W. Browne. 1986 (1989), Bantam, 365pp, revised edition of 1965 book, B+W line drawings throughout. (VG) Revised and Updated Edition, Specially Illustrated. "A Pulitzer Prize-winner's vivid account of how the war was fought in Vietnam... A daring journalist takes us into the jungle to meet The New Face of War. From the earliest days of American invovlement in Vietname, Malcom Browne was there. As an Associated Press correspondent he travelled the roads and rice paddies, constantly in danger, often under fire... Browne's vivid, unsparing, and brutally frank report stands as a dramatic historical document." (3/9/99)

By Gary R. Smith. 1996, Ivy Books, 308pp, photo insert. (VG. Light spine crease. Square and bright.) "For UDT/SEAL member Gary Smith, just being part of an elite military organization wasn't enough -- he had to be in the thick of the action." (4/28/99)

By Robin Moore. 1965, Avon, 334pp. (Fair.) Bestselling novel about the Green Berets in Vietnam. Basis for a movie.

By John A. Parrish, M.D. 1972, E.P. Dutton, 313pp. (VG, no DJ) "A US Navy Nedical officer describes his year in Vietnam helping wounded and dying Marines... 12 stretcher-borne wounded, 20 walking wounded, and 5 dead. The numbers were different but the radio message was always the same." (5/1/99)

By Don Oberdorfer. 1971 (1984), Da Capo/Plenum, 387pp, B+W photos and maps. (VG. Underlining and margin notes in pencil. Prev. owner's name inside.) On the Tet Offensive of 1968. The author is a diplomatic correspondent for the Washington Post. (7/7/99)

By Keith William Nolan. 1986 (1988), Dell, 397pp. Account of the last major U.S. offensive in Vietnam, an incursion in to Laos to cut off Viet Cong supply routes. (VG) (7/17/99)

By Tom Mangold and John Penycate. 1985 (1986), Pan Books, 287pp. Photo insert. (VG) "Reveals for the first time the full story of the secret tunnels in Vietnam which became the bloody battleground from an extraordinary war fought deep under the earth." (7/18/99)

By Loren Baritz. 1985, Ballantine, 392pp. (VG-. Prev. owner's name inside, but apparently unread. Square binding with no creases.) "Vietnam -- the myths that made us fight, the illusions that helped us lose, and and legacy that haunts us today.... America lost the Vietnam War beauce we never cared to understand the Vietnamese people or our own motives for fighting the war." (4/28/99)

By Arnold R. Isaacs. 1983, Johns Hopkins University Press, 559pp, Photo inserts. (VG- in chipped DJ. Spine slightly cocked.) By a war correspondent for the Baltimore Sun. (6/28/99)

By Harry S. Ashmore and William C. Baggs. 1968, Berkley, 369pp. (Fair) "A special report from the Center for the Study of Democractic Institutions.... Here is an eye-opening record of how the United States has formulated and conducted its policies on Vietnam." (5/3/99)

By Marvin E. Gettleman (editor). 1965, Fawcett, 448pp. (G+) "Here are materials on which statesmen and policymakers rely and which will enable the reader to understand our involvement." (5/3/99)

By Lewis W. Walt and Lyndon B. Johnson (introduction). 1970, Award Books, 234pp. (VG-. Remnant of price label on cover.) A former Marine Corp. general supports U.S. involvement in the war. (5/26/99)

By George C. Herring. 1979, Knopf, 298pp, Stated First Edition. From the "America in Crisis" series. (VG. Some underlining and margin notes in pencil. Bookstore price stamp and rev. owner's name inside.) A history of the war. (7/7/99)

By Michael Charlton and Anthony Moncrieff. 1978 (1989), Hill & Wang, 250pp. From the "American Century Series." Interviews with politician, military leaders and opponents. (VG+) (7/18/99)

By Howard Zinn. 1967, Beacon Press, 131pp. An argument against U.S. involvement in the war. (G+. Prev. owner's name inside. Some underlining.) Author was a Professor of Government at Boston University. (7/25/99)

By Joan Silver and Linda Gottlieb. 1972, Viking, 183pp. (VG with no DJ) The agony of wives and families of men missing in action. A novel based on real cases. (4/29/99)

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