β Scribed by W. E. B. Griffin
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
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Paperback, 408 pages
Published 1985
They were the chosen onesβand the ones who chose to be the best. Never before had the United States given so select a group of fighting men such punishing preparation.
Now they were heading for their ultimate test of skill and nerve and sacrifice, in a war unlike any they or their country had ever fought before, in a land that most of America still knew nothing aboutβVietnam.
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