Robert Adams’ book is a remarkable opportunity for anyone seeking an unfiltered look at the realities of the Vietnam war. In an era when our history has become more and more difficult to grasp, either overlooked or distorted by the politicized nature of media and academics, this book presents a straightforward account of the war itself as soldiers lived it day in and day out. It is one of those rare opportunities to live with and listen to these men in an open and honest manner that makes this book so unique. Mr. Adams is an excellent storyteller, a genuine eyewitness to history, who has captured 1967 and dares to share all with his readers in an unedited view of America's most controversial war. This is a great read. Enjoy it.

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-Denis Linehan, author of The Shadows of August