The Brown Water War at 50: A Retrospective on the Coastal and Riverine Conflict in Vietnam

Name: The Brown Water War at 50: A Retrospective on the Coastal and Riverine Conflict in Vietnam
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Book Synopsis: The Brown Water War at 50 presents the work of renowned historians and Vietnam War veterans who describe and interpret the U.S. Navy's major combat operations in South Vietnam and on its coast. The scope of the book includes the river war in South Vietnam's Mekong Delta, the coastal patrol, and the intelligence campaign. To complement text, the authors have added images and maps from the U.S. Navy archives, U.S. Naval Institute collection and from private collections. They also provide a s list of the most authoritative works on the subject. In this retrospective, Cutler and Marolda describe not only the actions of the warships, aircraft, and river vessels involved in one of America's longest wars but also the professional skill, dedication, and courage of the Navy men and women who went in “harm's way” in Vietnam. The authors detail the development and combat experience of the Navy's River Patrol Force and the Army-Navy Mobile Riverine Force as they fought the Viet Cong. They relate in full the heroism of Medal of Honor recipients Boatswain's Mate 1st Class James E. Williams and Lieutenant Thomas G. Kelley, and the leadership of Vice Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr. Intelligence which, until recently, was classified tells the story of the Navy's intelligence effort in South Vietnam, and describes the operations of SEAL and Naval Intelligence Officers at the tactical level. In short, this book takes an in depth look at the Navy's major and essential role in a conflict that marked a milestone in modern American history.

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Are you a history buff with a passion for military stories? Look no further than The Brown Water War at 50: A Retrospective on the Coastal and Riverine Conflict in Vietnam. This meticulously researched book features renowned historians and Vietnam War veterans who offer a comprehensive account of the U.S. Navy's significant combat operations in South Vietnam and along its coast.

In this captivating retrospective, the authors delve into the river war in South Vietnam's Mekong Delta, the coastal patrol, and the intelligence campaign. They provide vivid descriptions, captivating images, and detailed maps sourced from U.S. Navy archives, the U.S. Naval Institute collection, and private collections. From courageous acts to strategic maneuvers, get ready to immerse yourself in the thrilling narrative of one of America's longest wars.

For those craving an objective perspective, this book also includes a hand-picked list of the most authoritative works on the subject. Whether you're a history student or simply someone eager to expand their knowledge, this retrospective will undoubtedly serve as a valuable resource for your Vietnam War studies.

To showcase the bravery and heroism displayed by Navy men and women, Cutler and Marolda highlight Medal of Honor recipients Boatswain's Mate 1st Class James E. Williams and Lieutenant Thomas G. Kelley, as well as Vice Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr.'s exceptional leadership. Additionally, the book reveals previously classified intelligence information, shedding light on the Navy's vital intelligence effort in South Vietnam.

Don't miss your chance to gain a profound understanding of the Navy's pivotal role in this milestone conflict in modern American history. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a curious reader, The Brown Water War at 50 is a must-read. Get your copy today and explore the captivating world of the Vietnam War with the Navy as your guide.

Purchase your copy of The Brown Water War at 50 today and embark on an incredible journey through the navy's major combat operations in Vietnam.

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