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Red Clay on My Boots: Encounters with Khe Sanh, 1968 to 2005
Robert J. Topmiller
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| #1109121 in Books | Kirk House Publishers | 2007-05-25 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.75 x5.75 x.50l,.70 | Binding: Perfect Paperback | 200 pages | ||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| How a War Can Kill You Many Years Later|By Dennis T. Wimbish|I was a Marine at the Battle of Khe Sanh from May 1967 thru the Siege Jan-March 1968. In his book Doc Topmiller describes the hell of Khe Sanh and the pervasive red clay, which became red dust in the dry season and red mud in the Monsoon season. Everyone who fought at Khe Sanh wore that red badge of courage. Anyone wh||In 1968, at age 19, Bob Topmiller found himself in the midst of the longest and bloodiest battle of the Vietnam War -- at a place called Khe Sanh. Surrounded by as many as 30,000 of North Vietnam's best troops, who were supported by artillery, tanks, anti-airc
Broken hearts, ruined minds, wrecked families, and shattered lives are all realities of the Vietnam War. Real people suffered because of the fighting, death, and tragedies that occurred at the battle of Khe Sanh. This is a story of a Vietnam corpsman immersed in the bloodiest, most confusing, and controversial battle of the Vietnam War. As the war ends, the author tries to re-build his life but finds his mind and heart are still on the battlefield in Vietnam. How did...
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