Red thunder, tropic lightning : the world of a combat division in Vietnam / Eric M. Bergerud.
Publication details: Boulder : Westview Press, 1993.Description: xix, 328 p., [16] p. of plates : ill., maps ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0813311284 (alk. paper)
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A setting for war : coping with a strange and hostile world -- Tools of the trade -- Around in circles : warfare in 360 degrees -- The shifting battlefields of Vietnam -- WIA : wounded in action -- The Vietnamese -- To stand and fight : morale in the 25th division -- Epilogue : last thoughts from three veterans of the Tropic Lightning division
The men of the 25th Infantry knew intimately every cruel facet of the war. They bore the brunt of the Tet Offensive. They chased deadly shadows through the Viet Cong's infamous tunnel network. And they suffered the ordeal of jungle warfare. By 1971 their losses were among the highest in the army, with 5,000 men killed and many times that number wounded. In this book the men of the 25th Division describe in their own words the frustration and torment that faced all American combat soldiers in Vietnam