personal narratives, american

Patrick K. O'Donnell offers a detailed first-person account of the battle for Fallujah, recounting the experiences of the Marines serving in Lima Company's 1st Platoon.

Tells the true story about Joshua Key, an American sold who refused to return to Iraq and fled with his family to Canada because of the things he saw and did in Iraq.

The author presents realistic day-to-day reports on his mission in Vietnam which included daily reports on enemy troop movements and commanding a small detachment of men.

Captain David Rozelle recounts his journey to overcome the loss of his right foot, which he lost in battle, and his fight to return to Iraq to once again serve his country.

The author recounts his experiences during the sixteen months he spent as a Marine infantry officer in the Vietnam war.

Nine women describe their experiences as young journalists reporting on the Vietnam War between 1966 and the fall of Saigon in 1975.

Details the first hand experiences of a war correspondent soldier during the Vietnam War, depicting the horrors of bodies, drug addictions, and mental breakdowns.

The author describes his experiences over the course of a year of service as an infantryman with the U.S. Army in Vietnam in the 1960s.