Privileges of War by Thomas A. Ross

Privileges of War is a collection of positive stories about wartime service during one of the most negative and controversial periods in American history. It is a detailed, action-filled account that will give readers a real, often frightening, idea of what it was like to be on the ground, or in the air over the Vietnamese jungle during that conflict. The stories told here are relatively simple and straightforward, they are also powerful, with the potential of changing viewpoints, opinions, and even lives.