NIGHT FLARES: Six Tales of the Vietnam War
Six Tales of the Vietnam War
Fiction & Literature, Short Stories, Historical, Romance
| Author: | Robert M. Pacholik | ISBN: | 9780988177321 |
| Publisher: | Action-Adventure Press | Publication: | April 30, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Robert M. Pacholik |
| ISBN: | 9780988177321 |
| Publisher: | Action-Adventure Press |
| Publication: | April 30, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
NIGHT FLARES: Six tales of the Vietnam War, is a frank and graphic combined hybrid “fiction and fact lookback” at one of most painful eras in American political and military history.
Written by a two-tour combat photographer/journalist who witnessed the fighting in 1968-69, these six tales tell the very personal stories of men who served, endured, survived, and paid a heavy price for their service to country.
Two unique features of this “hybrid” e-book short story collection are: “Prelude”, which spells out little-known, historically-accurate details about combat tactics and strategy in “A Soldier’s Tour of Duty”; and “Aftermath”, a detailed 25 page-plus chronology and timeline of the personalities, the politics, the leaders, and the battles that consumed South Vietnam between 1964 and 1975.
“If you want to know and understand what the Vietnam War was like,” author Robert M. Pacholik said, “then read and savor every page of this book. It’s that good,” he added.
ISBN ( e-book) #978-0-9881773-2-1
ISBN (paperback) #9780988177338
NIGHT FLARES: Six tales of the Vietnam War, is a frank and graphic combined hybrid “fiction and fact lookback” at one of most painful eras in American political and military history.
Written by a two-tour combat photographer/journalist who witnessed the fighting in 1968-69, these six tales tell the very personal stories of men who served, endured, survived, and paid a heavy price for their service to country.
Two unique features of this “hybrid” e-book short story collection are: “Prelude”, which spells out little-known, historically-accurate details about combat tactics and strategy in “A Soldier’s Tour of Duty”; and “Aftermath”, a detailed 25 page-plus chronology and timeline of the personalities, the politics, the leaders, and the battles that consumed South Vietnam between 1964 and 1975.
“If you want to know and understand what the Vietnam War was like,” author Robert M. Pacholik said, “then read and savor every page of this book. It’s that good,” he added.
ISBN ( e-book) #978-0-9881773-2-1
ISBN (paperback) #9780988177338
