Search Results: Military History--Vietnam War from Last Word Books LLC

Dark blue paper covered boards, silver lettering on spine, xii, 312 pages, 12 pages of black and white photographs. Near fine in very good dust jacket . Jacket has a touch of wear to head of spine, creases and abrasion to heel, small closed tear to back panel near heel of spine, light wear to tips on bottom edge.

On Christmas Day, three battalions of North Vietnamese soldiers attack a small force of US soldiers of the First Cavalry guarding landing zone Bird in Bihn Dinh Provence. Full green cloth covered boards. Illustrated with black and white photographs and sketches by author. Jacket is price clipped, spine lightly sunned, light wear to heel of spine.

Light green cloth boards, 206 pages, numerous black and white photographs and sketches by author. Head and heel of spine lightly bumped, hence VG+ grade. Wrinkle to jacket at heel of spine also some fading to red lettering.

"Some 100 military actions chronicle the fortitude of America's troops from the Mekong Delta to the DMZ. First-person accounts describe the life-and-death struggles faced on a daily basis-the heroism of many, the hardships of duty in the field and the determination shown in hard-fought battles." Bump to tip of front board, corresponding crease to jacket.

An account of the first major battle in the Vietnam War: 3 battalions of US Marines square off against the First Viet Cong Regiment on August 18, 1965. Ten pages of black and white photographs. Very Good in VG dust jacket. Head and heel of spine no longer crisp. Dust jacket has wrinkle to heel of spine panel and to bottom edge of rear panel.

"…the story of this enigmatic genius who was so indispensable in saving that U.S. combat base…". Fifteen pages of black and white photographs. Near fine. Small nick to top edge of rear cover near head of spine.

Black and red cloth boards, 507 pages, numerous maps and black and white photographs. Very good+ in VG+ dust jacket. Jacket has light wear to heel of spine, small nick and crease to top edge of front panel.

Author served in the Blue Max, an aerial field artillery unit, 2nd Battalion, 20th Field Artillery, 1st Cavalry Division Airmobile) was shot down by a North Vietmanese SA-7 missile and lived to tell the story. Very small crease to upper corner of front cover, hence NF grade.

White cloth and paper boards. 324 pages. Very good+ in VG dust jacket. Head and heel of spine no longer crisp. Bit of wear along top edge of of jacket.

A naval officer recounts his experiences commanding Navy PBR's on the Bassac River in 1967. Heel of spine no longer crisp, several very small nicks to front board. Dust jacket has light shelf wear, small chip missing to bottom edge of front panel near spine panel, very small stain to bottom edge of front flap.