Synopses & Reviews
As a young lieutenant in Vietnam, Michael Hodgins learned the true skills of leadership not in a classroom but in the thick of combat in I Corps. In this riveting, brutally honest memoir, he relives his remarkable experiences as the commander of a Marine reconnaissance platoon at a time when American troops were being withdrawn and no one wanted to be the last mother's son to die in Vietnam.
Description
Includes bibliographical references (p. [323]-325) and index.