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I've read dozens of books about Vietnam - the reason for the conflict, the impact of the war on American society, and the impact of the war on the men who fought there. David Todeschini's book, Land of Childhood's Fears, provides information you won't find discussed elsewhere. David was sent to Vietnam, and thrust into a war he didn't understand, when he was 19 years old. His discussion of Operation Phoenix is revealing; his information on Agent Orange is disheartening; his assessment of the massacres that took place at My Lai and My Khe are distressing; his revelation about the CIA's involvement in drugs is discouraging, but all must be addressed. You will never look at these, and many other issues, in the same way after you read this book; it is a powerful portrayal of the emotional impact the war had on an American soldier. The conflict brought out wonderful traits in some men, inhumanity in others. Some of our soldiers committed atrocities, most of them were concerned about the plight of the Vietnamese people, and the 3 million Vietnamese who perished during the war. This is a story of horror and hedonism, depravity and indifference, courage and compassion, humanity and heroism. The author tries to explain the paradox; he answers some questions and raises others. I recommend this book with two reservations; I cannot accept David's view of Scientology, and I don't believe we can solve our problems by taking up arms, because we are involved in a spiritual battle for the souls of men. The author addresses that subject, and recommends a solution. This book will change your view of Vietnam, and help you understand why we are fighting in Iraq. |
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MEDCAP mission at Trung My Tay Village, Hoc Mon Province, Vietnam June 1970. Move your mouse over the photo to see through my eyes. Available on Amazon.com in paperback, and hardcover available directly from the publisher. 7½ years in the making, this book tells the story of the war like it has never been told. Highly emotional, hard-hitting perspective through the eyes of a young man who "went to fight for freedom's calling in the Land of Childhood's Fears", and discovered that fighting for freedom against the Communist hordes was not what that war was all about. If anyone is to understand the current conflict in Iraq, and the trouble in the Holy Land, one must understand the parallels to the war in Vietnam. |
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"Land of Childhood's Fears - Faith, Friendship, and The Vietnam War" - ISBN # 1-4116-2452-1 - Paperback
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| Get my highly-acclaimed book: "Land of Childhood's Fears - Faith, Friendship, and The Vietnam War" - ISBN # 1-4116-2452-1 - In Paperback - From Amazon.com. The Hardcover edition is only available directly from the publisher. The hardcover (special) edition has an additional section dealing with the recent media propaganda attempts to verify the validity of the Warren Commission's "magic bullet" theory on the JFK assassination. There is a short (different) essay on this subject by the author available as a FREE PDF download on the Publisher's Web site. This is the book every American and every member of the military should read. You can read the reviews, read some poetry from the book's poetry chapter, Read the touching story about two GIs rescuing a wounded Vietnamese boy, and listen to several of the author's interviews on Radio Liberty. In order to understand what is happening in the Middle East right now, the astute student must understand Vietnam. This book is simply a "must read". |
 | i. Introduction - Background of the author and Foreword by Dr. Stan Monteith. |
| 1. Arrival - First impressions of the war zone. |
| 2. Reasons - The author's reasons for going to Vietnam, and why he got involved with the MEDCAP program. |
| 3. Into Cambodia - The errant Napalming of a schoolhouse by US F-14s that burned 40 children alive. |
| 4. MEDCAP - Overview of the Medical Civic Action Program - volunteers trying to help orphaned children. |
| 5. Battles & Weapons - The aftermath of prosecuting the war, Agent Orange, and Hi-Altitude carpet bombing. |
| 6. Covert Operations - Operation Phoenix, Psychological Operations, Counter-Intelligence. |
| 7. The Drugs of Southeast Asia - Drug use among the troops - How the CIA smuggled drugs to the US on military aircraft. |
| 8. Mindless Depravity - Interrogations and the practice of taking the ear of a dead enemy soldier. |
| 9. My Lai and My Khe - The massacres by B and C Companies of Americal Division that changed the course of the war. |
| 10. Eco-Terrorism - The use of Agent Orange and napalm and the effects on the young children of Vietnam. |
| 11. The Children of Vietnam - The wonderful children - heartwarming and tragic stories. |
| 12. Romance in the War Zone - How the author "falls in love" with a Saigon bar girl - Saigon street scenes. |
| 13. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder - discusses effects of trauma, survivor guilt, et al. |
| 14. Home at Last! - Discussion of how vets were treated when they arrived home. Why some went back there. |
| 15. Vet's Rap Sessions - Training terrorists, a witness to My Lai, How John F. Kennedy was killed. |
| 16. Poetry - A collection of poems by the author and others - from anger to joy; from despair to hope. |
| 17. Chronology and Facts - A compilation of facts, myths, statistics, and quotes. |
| 18. In Closing - What America never knew. |
| 19. Epilogue - Closing remarks, military terms and definitions, resources and recommended reading. |
Land of Childhood's Fears
The most emotional book on the Vietnam War - a complete catharsis by the author. Includes poetry to summarize each gut-wrenching chapter. Learn what Vietnam was really fought about. Learn how the CIA smuggled drugs out of Southeast Asia, and aided and abetted the enemy to kill our own soldiers. Read gut-wrenching stories about the My Lai Massacre. The author includes a discussion with a vet who saw it all, and was trained to be a killer by the infamous "QC". Read heart-warming stories about a love affair with a Saigon Bar Girl, a touching story about an 8 year old boy who died in the author’s arms. Read about the heart-warming Christmas Santa Claus visit on Tan Son Nhut Airbase in ‘71, and how a soldier spread the Christmas spirit to Vietnamese children by dressing up in a Santa suit in the sweltering heat. Six veterans discuss their memories - faithfully transcribed from shorthand notes. A new theory on the JFK assassination from vets who know how covert operations work, and how the CIA covers up their foul deeds with denial and misinformation. Dr. Stan Monteith of Radio Liberty and the author discuss the book at length, in several radio programs. You can download the first two-hour broadcast (July 2, 2004) and listen to the discussion. The book's title has changed from the original "Roots & Wings" after line # 12 in a poem "Reflections" which was very well received by veterans in a VA hospital, and is included in the book.
NOTE: An entire chapter of this book - "Vet's Rap Sessions" is a book in its own right. "Vet's Rap Sessions" discusses various issues such as My Lai, Covert Operations, and a new theory on the JFK assassination which fits all the available facts, and does not violate the laws of physics like the Warren Commission's "Magic Bullet" theory. A well-known author (William Cooper) was murdered because he dared to allege this. I cover this most sensitive subject in "Vet's Rap Sessions" - which is a chapter out of "Land of Childhood's Fears".
"Land of Childhood's Fears - Faith, Friendship, and The Vietnam War" - ISBN # 1-4116-2452-1 - Paperback
"Land of Childhood's Fears - Faith, Friendship, and The Vietnam War" - ISBN # 1-4116-7111-2 - Hardcover
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